Page Comparison

...

3.  After connecting to the UCSB VPN Network, a connection to a CS an ECI Lab computer is established by entering the following in your terminal (choose Windows or Linux lab computer):

Windows Lab Computer

xfreerdp /

...

u:<username> /d:ECI /v:eci-win-lab.engr.ucsb.edu /dynamic-resolution

(example:  xfreerdp /u:jdoe /d:ECI /v:eci-win-lab.engr.ucsb.edu /dynamic-resolution)

Linux Lab Computer

xfreerdp /v:eci-linux-lab.engr.ucsb.edu +glyph-cache

4.  Provide your College of Engineering username and password and click OKthen connect. . .

Image Removed

5.  Upon successful authentication, you should be presented with a fully functional Fedora desktop.

Image RemovedWindows Lab Computer

Prior to clicking the connect arrow, enter your College of Engineering username and password. The username should be in the form of: ECI\username

(preceding the username with “ECI\” ensures that the authentication domain is set correctly and is only necessary when connecting to Windows lab computers)

Image Added

Linux Lab Computer

Enter your College of Engineering username and password and then click OK to connect.

Image Added

If you are having issues using the Campus VPN , or installing/configuring your RDP client, or are unable to use the remote access service, please send email to help@engineering, please consult your local IT staff.  

ECE:  help@ece.ucsb.edu

ME:  support@me.ucsb.edu

CHE:  george@engineering.ucsb.edu