Remote Desktop Instructions

Remote Desktop gives you a faster, easier, and more reliable way to connect to the terminal server.

• Remote Desktop will allow you to connect to your drives and files on the Terminal Server. 

Steps to connect using Remote Desktop

   For Windows

1. Click the Windows Icon  (lower-left taskbar)
2. Search for "Remote Desktop Connection"
3. Click on “Remote Desktop Connection”
4. For the computer field enter 134.29.217.247 and click Connect
   *Faculty and staff use a different address. Visit the documentation at H:\IT Resources\User Documents for full instructions.
   
   • Some PCs might  need to click "connect" again, then Yes. 
    
5. You should now see a "Windows Security/Enter your credentials" screen pop up.
   
   1. Click on "Use another account"
   2. Enter "STUDENTS\your StarID"
   3. Enter your StarID password
   4. Click "Ok"
        
    

  
For Mac

1. Download the Microsoft Remote Desktop application (free) from the App Store
2. In the app, click "Add PC"
3. Enter the following credentials
   1. PC name = 134.29.217.247 (faculty/staff, call Helpdesk for address)
   2. User account = Click on Add User Account
   3. Enter your StarID and Password. 
   4. Friendly name = "MSC Southeast" (or whatever you'd like) 
    
4. Click Add for User Account, then click Add for Add PC. This adds a gray desktop image to the work area.
5. Double click on image. You will come to a warning that the certificate cannot be verified.
6. Click on "continue" to launch Remote Desktop
   

For Android/Chromebooks

Your IT department recommends 2x RDP, available on the 2x RDP website, and on the Google Play store.

  Note: When you want to leave, close the program you're running (Word, GDP, etc), then click the LOGOFF & DISCONNECT (Orange Button) on the left. 

Having problems connecting? Read the Remote Desktop Help Document

Important:

This system is restricted to authorized users for legitimate business purposes. Unauthorized access is a criminal violation of the law.

You are about to access a private network.
All access to this network is logged.
Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law!

Acceptable Use Policy
Acceptable Use Procedure