MyVPN Clientless Setup and Frequently Asked Questions

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VPN Access Requests
 

In order to utilize VPN,  you must have an active UTMB-USERS-M account and have been granted VPN Access.  If you already have an exchange account, then you have your UTMB-USERS-M account (the username you use to log into your mail). 
 
Any UTMB user or technical support person can request access to Users-M or to the VPN by notifying their department's trusted requestor who will  apply for access through the Information Resources Access Management (IRAM) system.  Trusted Requestors are employees who have been approved to make requests for authorized access to information resources on behalf of staff within their organizational jurisdiction. 

Personnel can identify their trusted requestor from the IRAM webpage.. Click Here
 
Once the Trusted Requestor has made the request for your VPN Access,  you will be sent an email containing a hyperlink with instructions to install the client on your local machine.
 

Please note: If you are on the UTMB Campus network or dial in
through the UTMB modem pool you do not need VPN access

What is a VPN?
 

A VPN is an extension of a private network that encompasses links across shared or public networks such as the Internet. Using the IP connectivity of the Internet along with a combination of tunneling and data encryption, VPNs help securely connect remote clients and remote offices. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) allow organizations to securely extend their LANs over the Internet by encrypting the data traffic. VPNs create the ideal infrastructure for providing a secure method for the exchange of data and network resources with employees, partners, vendors and external clinics.

Understanding VPN
VPN Frequently Asked Questions

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