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OK, Ive got the remote computer set up on campus (or Im using the terminal server), so what do I do to connect to it from home?

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OK, Ive got the remote computer set up on campus (or Im using the terminal server), so what do I do to connect to it from home?

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From home, go to All Programs in your start menu, then to Accessories, and look for “Remote Desktop Connection”. It also might be in the Communications submenu under Accessories. If you don’t see it in either place, or you are on a Mac, contact the Service Request Desk for help getting a Remote Desktop client downloaded and installed. If you do see it, click it; this will pop up a small dialog box. Enter the IP Address that you noted for the campus computer; to connect to the terminal server, enter “ts.wou.edu” instead. Click the Options button at the lower right to expand the dialog box; enter your username, password, and domain (MASH) in the appropriate fields. This is the same username and password you use to log on to computers on campus. Click the “Local Resources” tab and click the “Disk drives” checkbox near the bottom. This will ensure that when you are remotely connected to the other computer from home, you will be able to copy files back and forth between the work and home dr

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