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If connecting to a Windows Lab computer, please proceed to Step 4.
If connecting to a Linux Lab computer, please skip to Step
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Connecting to Windows Lab Computers
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(preceding the username with “ECI\” ensures that the authentication domain is set correctly and is only necessary when connecting to Windows lab computers)
(Please Note: These fields require your College of Engineering credentials rather than your UCSBNetID)
7. Upon successful authentication, you should be presented with a fully functional Windows Desktop.
8. When finished with your remote desktop session, please log out of the remote computer (click Start → Username → Sign Out).
Connecting to Linux Lab Computers
79. Click "Yes" on the following warning. . .
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810. Enter your College of Engineering username and password and then click OK to connect.
11. Upon successful authentication, you should be presented with a fully functional Linux desktop.
Note: All installed applications can be found under "Applications" in the upper-left corner of the screen.
12. When finished with your remote desktop session, please log out of the remote computer (click the Power Icon in the upper-right corner, click your name, then "Log Out").
If you are having issues using the Campus VPN or installing/configuring your RDP client, please consult your local IT staff.
ECE: help@ece.ucsb.edu