Why use the VPN?
Physics Computing Services provides an SSL-VPN server, that can be used to access protected resources on the Physics Network.
- The standalone Pulse Secure client provides a direct private network connection to the Physics Network (for applications or protocols not supported above, or for general convenience when connecting to multiple applications in a telecommuting situation)
- Pulse Secure clients are available for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, and ChromeOS
- An IP address is assigned in the range 128.111.237.32-65
To begin using the VPN:
- You need a valid UCSBNetID and password, you will use that for login.
- If you are a first time user, complete a PCS Computer Account Request form and choose "Yes" under "Does the user need a Physics VPN server account?"
- You need to complete Duo Security Enrollment. The enrollment process takes 3-5 business days and you need to complete your enrollment in 3 days after you receive an email from Duo Security.
- PCS will contact you when your account has been configured
- Ensure that you are using a NAT-type firewall router if you are on a home network (behind a cable modem or DSL line)
- Turn on a host-based firewall (Windows Firewall, or built-in firewall in Mac OS X or Linux)
To use the Pulse Secure VPN client (Win, Mac or Linux):
If you have questions about the usage of the VPN server, please contact PCS at x8366 or email pcs@physics.ucsb.edu.
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