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VPN Instructions

VPN Instructions

Education Support Squadron advises that Air Force Information Technology is asking that users limit the need to VPN to only mission essential usage in order to ensure that there is enough connections for those that can only work through VPN. Some examples of ways to work with this limitation include:

Using OWA (internal link: https://webmail.apps.mil/, external link: https://owa.us.af.mil ). Recommended first option if email is the primary requirement
Downloading required documents when on a hard line NIPR connection in the office prior to taking your laptop home
Downloading required documents while on the VPN and then logging off as quickly as possible to free up that connection
If not actively working, log off VPN to allow other users to access the AFNET VPN
Ensure government laptops have wireless functions enabled, wireless settings checked, and correct power cord before users depart their normal duty location
If you are able to complete non-FOUO or non-PII work on a regular commercial connection, please refrain from connecting to the VPN.

There are now two primary ways for active duty AFNet users to access VPN: New EURAM VPN and legacy Threat Management Gateway

EURAM VPN (new): New EURAM VPN capability deployed to AFNet laptops and laptop-like devices on 11 Mar 20. Instructions below:

Assure laptop is configured to support wireless connectivity
Establish a functional internet connection (wireless or wired) outside the AFNet
Double click on the USAF VPN Client icon on the desktop or by selecting BIG-IP Edge Client through the Start Menu
Click ‘Connect’ button - the client will attempt to start a VPN connection
The client will display a DoD monitored resource message. Click ‘Okay, Proceed to App’ green button to proceed
Select the ‘Authentication Cert’ (PIV-Auth) certificate from more choices. Note: Some users who have not migrated may still have to select the 10-digit ‘ID Cert’
After VPN session is established, VPN will minimize to the system tray
To Disconnect, open the client and select ‘Disconnect’

Threat Management Gateway (TMG) (legacy): AFNet SSL VPN Client. Instructions Below:

Assure laptop is configured to support wireless connectivity
Establish a functional internet connection (wireless or wired) outside the AFNet
Open ‘AFNet VPN Client’ or ‘AFNet SSL VPN Client’
Click ‘Connect’ to establish VPN connection
If migrated, utilize the ‘Authentication Cert’ (16-digit PIV-Auth certificate) from more choices, if not, continue to use 10-digit ‘ID Cert’ to gain access

Notes:
1) EURAM VPN connectivity will be disconnected after 2 hrs of inactivity, or when the computer goes to sleep - whichever occurs first.
2) EURAM VPN client is not currently deployed to ANG.
3) Any concerns with client deployment or user access should be reported against Master Remedy Ticket #25594076--Most common error is inability to access networked shared drives.
4) For additional information see EURAM User Guide: https://cs2.eis.af.mil/sites/23802/690%20NSS/SS/Enterprise%20Training/Referenced%20Publications/EURAM%20User%20Guide.pdf
EURAM VPN Client SDC Application Repository: https://ceds.gunter.af.mil/AISHome.aspx?AIS=92
USAF VPN Client Installation Instructions: https://cs2.eis.af.mil/sites/23802/690%20NSS/SS/Enterprise%20Training/Referenced%20Publications/USAF%20VPN%20Client%20Installation%20Instructions.pdf

For additional information or questions, please contact your CFP.

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The setup files and installation instructions are available at software.brown.edu.

Troubleshooting VPN Performance Issues

If you are able to connect, but performance while connected is significantly degraded, follow the steps below. Contact the IT Service Center or your ITSC or DCC if you need additional assistance.

To get to the bottom of a VPN performance issue, Brown’s IT staff will need your answers to a few questions:

Does this happen on other devices in your house?
Are there others in your household (either on the VPN or off) who may be taxing your home network by, for example, connecting to classes, playing internet games, or streaming video?
Is the problem intermittent or persistent?
Who is your Internet Service Provider?

Next, if the issue is NOT caused by others making heavy use of your network, follow the steps below to troubleshoot your home network.

1. Uninstall/reinstall VPN:

If the issue is unresolved, continue through the next steps, recording information and saving it to a text file as directed.

2. While NOT connected to VPN:

Record your IP address. Click this link:https://www.whatsmyip.org/ and take note of the resulting IP address. It will look something like this: 108.12.231.43
Record the DNS server in your home network.
> For Macs, find the DNS server in System Preferences > Network > Wifi > Advanced button > DNS tab. It will look something like this: 192.168.1.1
> For Windows, follow the first set of steps on this page('Find your DNS using the Settings app') It will look something like this: 192.168.1.1
Run a Speedtest. Go to speedtest.oshean.organd click the big GO button. It will run an upload and a download speed test. Record both resulting numbers, measured in Mbps.
> Repeat the speedtest, and record the second pair of numbers. They should be roughly the same as the first; if they are not, run the speedtest a third time, again recording the results.
Run a traceroute to vpn.brown.edu, and record the results by copying and pasting into a text file.
> For Macs, follow the steps inthis linkto get traceroute results.
> For Windows, follow the steps in this link to get traceroute results. Use the command: tracert vpn.brown.edu

3. WHILE connected to VPN:

Run a speedtest at speedtest.oshean.org and record the resulting upload and download speed results.
> Repeat the speedtest, again recording the numbers.

4. Export Big-IP client logs:

For Macs, Open the Terminal (use spotlight to find and run it) and paste the following command into the prompt:
zip -j ~/Desktop/edgeclientlogs.zip ~/Library/Logs/F5Networks/*
This will save the logs to your desktop in a zip file.
For Windows, right-click on the Big IP icon in your taskbar. Select 'Diagnostic report' and save the resulting file F5DiagnosticsReport.html to your desktop.

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