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Cisco Back-to-Back T1 Interface Configuration

2020-06-17T21:48:23Z

NetSelect: /* 4000 Series routers use slightly different hardware nomanclature */

=Background Information=
{| {{table}}
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Step'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Instruction'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Command'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Example'''
|-
| 1||Set the card to T1 mode||card type t1 ''slot subslot''||card type t1 0 0
|-
| 2a||Set the clock source to internal (on each DCE port)||controller t1 ''slot/subslot/port'' clock source internal||controller t1 0/0/0 clock source internal
|-
| 2b||Set the clock source to line (on each DTE port)||controller t1 ''slot/subslot/port'' clock source line||controller t1 0/0/1 clock source line
|-
| 3||Set the channel group 0 to include all 24 T1 timeslots||controller t1 ''slot/subslot/port'' channel-group 0 timeslots 1-24||controller t1 0/0/0 channel-group 0 timeslots 1-24
|-
| 4||Set the port framing to esf||controller t1 ''slot/subslot/port'' framing esf||controller t1 0/0/0 framing esf
|-
| 5||Set the linecode to b8zs||controller t1 ''slot/subslot/port'' linecode b8zs||controller t1 0/0/0 linecode b8zs
|}
You should now have a Serial0/0/0:0 interface and/or Serial0/0/1:0 interface which you can assign an IP address to and use as with any normal serial interface, make sure to include the :0 on the end of the interface though.
=Sample Two Card Configuration=
DCE IS S/0/0/0 AND DTE IS S0/0/1

card type t1 0 0
controller t1 0/0/0
clock source internal
chan 0 time 1-24
framing esf
linecode b8zs
controller t1 0/0/1
clock source line
chan 0 time 1-24
framing esf
linecode b8zs

DTE IS S0/0/0 AND DCE IS S0/0/1

card type t1 0 0
controller t1 0/0/0
clock source line
chan 0 time 1-24
framing esf
linecode b8zs
controller t1 0/0/1
clock source internal
chan 0 time 1-24
framing esf
linecode b8zs

====4000 Series routers use slightly different hardware nomenclature====

DCE IS S/0/1/0 AND DTE IS S0/1/1

card type t1 0 1
controller t1 0/1/0
clock source internal
chan 0 time 1-24
framing esf
linecode b8zs
controller t1 0/1/1
clock source line
chan 0 time 1-24
framing esf
linecode b8zs

DTE IS S0/1/0 AND DCE IS S0/1/1

card type t1 0 1
controller t1 0/1/0
clock source line
chan 0 time 1-24
framing esf
linecode b8zs
controller t1 0/1/1
clock source internal
chan 0 time 1-24
framing esf
linecode b8zs

Cisco Back-to-Back T1 Interface Configuration

2020-06-17T19:56:27Z

NetSelect: /* Sample Two Card Configuration */

=Background Information=
{| {{table}}
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Step'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Instruction'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Command'''
| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Example'''
|-
| 1||Set the card to T1 mode||card type t1 ''slot subslot''||card type t1 0 0
|-
| 2a||Set the clock source to internal (on each DCE port)||controller t1 ''slot/subslot/port'' clock source internal||controller t1 0/0/0 clock source internal
|-
| 2b||Set the clock source to line (on each DTE port)||controller t1 ''slot/subslot/port'' clock source line||controller t1 0/0/1 clock source line
|-
| 3||Set the channel group 0 to include all 24 T1 timeslots||controller t1 ''slot/subslot/port'' channel-group 0 timeslots 1-24||controller t1 0/0/0 channel-group 0 timeslots 1-24
|-
| 4||Set the port framing to esf||controller t1 ''slot/subslot/port'' framing esf||controller t1 0/0/0 framing esf
|-
| 5||Set the linecode to b8zs||controller t1 ''slot/subslot/port'' linecode b8zs||controller t1 0/0/0 linecode b8zs
|}
You should now have a Serial0/0/0:0 interface and/or Serial0/0/1:0 interface which you can assign an IP address to and use as with any normal serial interface, make sure to include the :0 on the end of the interface though.
=Sample Two Card Configuration=
DCE IS S/0/0/0 AND DTE IS S0/0/1

card type t1 0 0
controller t1 0/0/0
clock source internal
chan 0 time 1-24
framing esf
linecode b8zs
controller t1 0/0/1
clock source line
chan 0 time 1-24
framing esf
linecode b8zs

DTE IS S0/0/0 AND DCE IS S0/0/1

card type t1 0 0
controller t1 0/0/0
clock source line
chan 0 time 1-24
framing esf
linecode b8zs
controller t1 0/0/1
clock source internal
chan 0 time 1-24
framing esf
linecode b8zs

====4000 Series routers use slightly different hardware nomanclature====

DCE IS S/0/1/0 AND DTE IS S0/1/1

card type t1 0 1
controller t1 0/1/0
clock source internal
chan 0 time 1-24
framing esf
linecode b8zs
controller t1 0/1/1
clock source line
chan 0 time 1-24
framing esf
linecode b8zs

DTE IS S0/1/0 AND DCE IS S0/1/1

card type t1 0 1
controller t1 0/1/0
clock source line
chan 0 time 1-24
framing esf
linecode b8zs
controller t1 0/1/1
clock source internal
chan 0 time 1-24
framing esf
linecode b8zs

Open Lab Schedule

2017-01-05T15:18:56Z

NetSelect: /* General Information */

=Fall 2015=

==Fall Semester Open Lab Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|Monday - Friday
|ARRANGE
|varies
|}
Effective 9 January 2017

Labs are available by arrangement every weekday. Particular equipment or rooms scheduled as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Allow time at the end to clear configurations, reset desktop NIC to normal operating requirements, cabling down, cleaning up. Closing time sharp!

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available.

Lab time can be arranged with Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Be sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as the particular class and equipment you are working on. Do not assume labs are available since may classes are held in the rooms.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2017-01-05T15:15:33Z

NetSelect: /* Fall Semester Open Lab Schedule */

=Fall 2015=

==Fall Semester Open Lab Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|Monday - Friday
|ARRANGE
|varies
|}
Effective 9 January 2017

Labs are available by arrangement every weekday. Particular equipment or rooms scheduled as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Allow time at the end to clear configurations, reset desktop NIC to normal operating requirements, cabling down, cleaning up. Closing time sharp!

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2015-09-04T17:44:50Z

NetSelect: /* Spring Semester Open Lab Schedule */

=Fall 2015=

==Fall Semester Open Lab Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|2p - 7p
|varies
|}
Effective 31 Aug 2015

!! Note There are sometime variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule. Make arrangements in advance for assured space.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Allow time at the end to clear configurations, reset NIC to normal operating requirements, cabling down, cleaning up. Closing time sharp!

This semester, Thursday evenings are challenging with most of the labs in use for scheduled classes. We are working on provisioning another room (B107) with routers and switches that will be available for CCNA and CCNA Security labs. Students in the Microsoft classes can also use this room on Thursdays if their VMs are stored on a portable device.

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2015-09-04T17:44:34Z

NetSelect: /* Spring 2015 */

=Fall 2015=

==Spring Semester Open Lab Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|2p - 7p
|varies
|}
Effective 31 Aug 2015

!! Note There are sometime variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule. Make arrangements in advance for assured space.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Allow time at the end to clear configurations, reset NIC to normal operating requirements, cabling down, cleaning up. Closing time sharp!

This semester, Thursday evenings are challenging with most of the labs in use for scheduled classes. We are working on provisioning another room (B107) with routers and switches that will be available for CCNA and CCNA Security labs. Students in the Microsoft classes can also use this room on Thursdays if their VMs are stored on a portable device.

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2015-01-31T02:54:46Z

NetSelect: /* Spring Semester Schedule */

=Spring 2015=

==Spring Semester Open Lab Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|2p - 7p
|varies
|}
Effective 10 Jan 2015

!! Note There are sometime variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule. Make arrangements in advance for assured space.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Allow time at the end to clear configurations, reset NIC to normal operating requirements, cabling down, cleaning up. Closing time sharp!

This semester, Thursday evenings are challenging with most of the labs in use for scheduled classes. We are working on provisioning another room (B107) with routers and switches that will be available for CCNA and CCNA Security labs. Students in the Microsoft classes can also use this room on Thursdays if their VMs are stored on a portable device.

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2015-01-31T02:53:51Z

NetSelect: /* Fall 2014 */

=Spring 2015=

==Spring Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|2p - 7p
|varies
|}
Effective 10 Jan 2015

!! Note There are sometime variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule. Make arrangements in advance for assured space.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Allow time at the end to clear configurations, reset NIC to normal operating requirements, cabling down, cleaning up. Closing time sharp!

This semester, Thursday evenings are challenging with most of the labs in use for scheduled classes. We are working on provisioning another room (B107) with routers and switches that will be available for CCNA and CCNA Security labs. Students in the Microsoft classes can also use this room on Thursdays if their VMs are stored on a portable device.

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2014-08-28T20:43:43Z

NetSelect: /* Spring 2014 */

=Fall 2014=

==Fall Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|2p - 7p
|varies
|}
Effective 12 may 2014

!! Note There will be occasional variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule. Make arrangements in advance for assured space.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2014-05-11T19:05:00Z

NetSelect: /* SPRING BREAK March 9 thru 15 NOTE DAYS AND TIMES */

=Spring 2014=

==Spring Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|1p - 6p
|varies
|}
Effective 12 may 2014

! Note occasional variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule. Make arrangements in advance for assured space.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==SPRING BREAK March TBD thru March TBD NOTE DAYS AND TIMES==

Saturday

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2014-05-11T18:57:25Z

NetSelect: /* Spring Semester Schedule */

=Spring 2014=

==Spring Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|1p - 6p
|varies
|}
Effective 12 may 2014

! Note occasional variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule. Make arrangements in advance for assured space.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==SPRING BREAK March 9 thru 15 NOTE DAYS AND TIMES==

Saturday 8 March 2014 10a-3p

Monday 10 March 2014 10a-3p

Tuesday 11 March 2014 12n-5p

Wednesday 12 March 2014 10a-3p

Thursday 13 March 2014 10a-3p

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

ITC Domain Account Password Change Instructions

2014-03-23T02:17:19Z

NetSelect: /* Password Change */

Your ITC domain (campus.ihitc.net) account is used to provide authentication for virtual machine control, VPN access, and many other critical services. It is important that you set a secure password on this account. These instructions can be used to change your password.

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an active ITC (campus.ihitc.net) domain account for which you know the password (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must either be directly connected to campus.ihitc.net from a computer in a lab or have a working VPN connection to campus.ihitc.net
* Your new password must meet the complexity and length requirements

=Password Change=
# Use a remote desktop protocol (RDP) client to connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
#* NOTE: Be sure to set the correct domain when connecting e.g. (username@campus.ihitc.net) or (campus\username)
#* NOTE: If you are on a Windows system you can use the built in Microsoft Terminal Services RDP client by opening a Run dialog box and running "mstsc.exe" or finding "Remote Desktop Connection" in your programs list or start menu
# Send Ctrl+Alt+Del to the PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net system. Pressing Ctrl+Alt+End on your keyboard is a substitute for Ctrl+Alt+Del while inside a RDP session
# Select the "Change a password..." option and follow the prompts to change your password
# You will need a fairly complex password to meet the domain requirements
# Gracefully logout of your session on PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
## Do not "X" the window (disconnect session) because that will leave you logged into that system
## Full screen: "Windows Key" -> click {username} -> "Sign out"
## Partial window: [Alt + Home] -> click {username} -> "Sign out"
# End your VPN session. If you hesitate to close your VPN session, you will be disconnected soon because the old password is no longer valid for our VPN
# Start a new VPN session using your new password
# Connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net to verify you have full connectivity to the domain
# Once you have verified full functionality of your new password in this manner, you can again gracefully log off PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net as described above

ITC Domain Account Password Change Instructions

2014-03-23T02:16:01Z

NetSelect: /* Password Change */

Your ITC domain (campus.ihitc.net) account is used to provide authentication for virtual machine control, VPN access, and many other critical services. It is important that you set a secure password on this account. These instructions can be used to change your password.

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an active ITC (campus.ihitc.net) domain account for which you know the password (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must either be directly connected to campus.ihitc.net from a computer in a lab or have a working VPN connection to campus.ihitc.net
* Your new password must meet the complexity and length requirements

=Password Change=
# Use a remote desktop protocol (RDP) client to connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
#* NOTE: Be sure to set the correct domain when connecting e.g. (username@campus.ihitc.net) or (campus\username)
#* NOTE: If you are on a Windows system you can use the built in Microsoft Terminal Services RDP client by opening a Run dialog box and running "mstsc.exe" or finding "Remote Desktop Connection" in your programs list or start menu
# Send Ctrl+Alt+Del to the PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net system. Pressing Ctrl+Alt+End on your keyboard is a substitute for Ctrl+Alt+Del while inside a RDP session
# Select the "Change a password..." option and follow the prompts to change your password
# You will need a fairly complex password to meet the domain requirements
# Gracefully logout of your session on PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
## Do not "X" the window (disconnect session) because that will leave you logged into that system
## Full screen: "Windows Key" -> click {username} -> "Sign out"
## Partial window: [Alt + Home] -> click {username} -> "Sign out"
# End your VPN session. If you hesitate to close your VPN session, you will be disconnected soon because the old password is no longer valid for our VPN
# Start a new VPN session using your new password
# Connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net to verify you have full connectivity to the domain
# Once you have verified full functionality of your new password in this manner, you can log off PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net as described above

ITC Domain Account Password Change Instructions

2014-03-23T02:15:39Z

NetSelect: /* Password Change */

Your ITC domain (campus.ihitc.net) account is used to provide authentication for virtual machine control, VPN access, and many other critical services. It is important that you set a secure password on this account. These instructions can be used to change your password.

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an active ITC (campus.ihitc.net) domain account for which you know the password (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must either be directly connected to campus.ihitc.net from a computer in a lab or have a working VPN connection to campus.ihitc.net
* Your new password must meet the complexity and length requirements

=Password Change=
# Use a remote desktop protocol (RDP) client to connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
#* NOTE: Be sure to set the correct domain when connecting e.g. (username@campus.ihitc.net) or (campus\username)
#* NOTE: If you are on a Windows system you can use the built in Microsoft Terminal Services RDP client by opening a Run dialog box and running "mstsc.exe" or finding "Remote Desktop Connection" in your programs list or start menu
# Send Ctrl+Alt+Del to the PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net system. Pressing Ctrl+Alt+End on your keyboard is a substitute for Ctrl+Alt+Del while inside a RDP session
# Select the "Change a password..." option and follow the prompts to change your password
# You will need a fairly complex password to meet the domain requirements
# Gracefully logout of your session on PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
## Do not "X" the window (disconnect session) because that will leave you logged into the system
## Full screen: "Windows Key" -> click {username} -> "Sign out"
## Partial window: [Alt + Home] -> click {username} -> "Sign out"
# End your VPN session. If you hesitate to close your VPN session, you will be disconnected soon because the old password is no longer valid for our VPN
# Start a new VPN session using your new password
# Connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net to verify you have full connectivity to the domain
# Once you have verified full functionality of your new password in this manner, you can log off PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net as described above

ITC Domain Account Password Change Instructions

2014-03-23T01:57:58Z

NetSelect: /* Password Change */

Your ITC domain (campus.ihitc.net) account is used to provide authentication for virtual machine control, VPN access, and many other critical services. It is important that you set a secure password on this account. These instructions can be used to change your password.

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an active ITC (campus.ihitc.net) domain account for which you know the password (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must either be directly connected to campus.ihitc.net from a computer in a lab or have a working VPN connection to campus.ihitc.net
* Your new password must meet the complexity and length requirements

=Password Change=
# Use a remote desktop protocol (RDP) client to connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
#* NOTE: Be sure to set the correct domain when connecting e.g. (username@campus.ihitc.net) or (campus\username)
#* NOTE: If you are on a Windows system you can use the built in Microsoft Terminal Services RDP client by opening a Run dialog box and running "mstsc.exe" or finding "Remote Desktop Connection" in your programs list or start menu.
# Send Ctrl+Alt+Del to the PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net system. Pressing Ctrl+Alt+End on your keyboard is a substitute for Ctrl+Alt+Del while inside a RDP session.
# Select the "Change a password..." option and follow the prompts to change your password.
# You will need a fairly complex password to meet the domain requirements.
# Close your session on PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net.
## Full screen: "Windows Key" -> click {username} -> "Sign out"
## Partial window: [Alt + Home] -> click {username} -> "Sign out"
# End your VPN session. If you hesitate to close your VPN session, you will be disconnected soon because the old password is no longer valid for our VPN.
# Start a new VPN session using your new password.
# Connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net to verify you have full connectivity to the domain.
# Once you have verified full functionality of your new password in this manner, you can log off PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net as described above.

ITC Domain Account Password Change Instructions

2014-03-23T01:51:10Z

NetSelect: /* Password Change */

Your ITC domain (campus.ihitc.net) account is used to provide authentication for virtual machine control, VPN access, and many other critical services. It is important that you set a secure password on this account. These instructions can be used to change your password.

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an active ITC (campus.ihitc.net) domain account for which you know the password (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must either be directly connected to campus.ihitc.net from a computer in a lab or have a working VPN connection to campus.ihitc.net
* Your new password must meet the complexity and length requirements

=Password Change=
# Use a remote desktop protocol (RDP) client to connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
#* NOTE: Be sure to set the correct domain when connecting e.g. (username@campus.ihitc.net) or (campus\username)
#* NOTE: If you are on a Windows system you can use the built in Microsoft Terminal Services RDP client by opening a Run dialog box and running "mstsc.exe" or finding "Remote Desktop Connection" in your programs list or start menu.
# Send Ctrl+Alt+Del to the PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net system. Pressing Ctrl+Alt+End on your keyboard is a substitute for Ctrl+Alt+Del while inside a RDP session.
# Select the "Change a password..." option and follow the prompts to change your password.
# You will need a fairly complex password to meet the domain requirements.
# Close your session on PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net.
## Full screen: "Windows Key" -> click {username} -> Logoff.
## Partial window: [Alt + Home] -> click {username} -> Logoff.
# End your VPN session. If you hesitate to close your VPN session, you will be disconnected soon because the old password is no longer valid for VPN authentication.
# Start a new VPN session using your new password.
# Connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net to verify you have full connectivity to the domain.
# Once you have verified full functionality of your new password in this manner, you can log off PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net as described above.

ITC Domain Account Password Change Instructions

2014-03-23T01:48:34Z

NetSelect: /* Password Change */

Your ITC domain (campus.ihitc.net) account is used to provide authentication for virtual machine control, VPN access, and many other critical services. It is important that you set a secure password on this account. These instructions can be used to change your password.

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an active ITC (campus.ihitc.net) domain account for which you know the password (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must either be directly connected to campus.ihitc.net from a computer in a lab or have a working VPN connection to campus.ihitc.net
* Your new password must meet the complexity and length requirements

=Password Change=
# Use a remote desktop protocol (RDP) client to connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
#* NOTE: Be sure to set the correct domain when connecting e.g. (username@campus.ihitc.net) or (campus\username)
#* NOTE: If you are on a Windows system you can use the built in Microsoft Terminal Services RDP client by opening a Run dialog box and running "mstsc.exe" or finding "Remote Desktop Connection" in your programs list or start menu.
# Send Ctrl+Alt+Del to the PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net system. Pressing Ctrl+Alt+End on your keyboard is a substitute for Ctrl+Alt+Del while inside a RDP session.
# Select the "Change a password..." option and follow the prompts to change your password.
# You will need a fairly complex password to meet the domain requirements.
# Close your session on PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net.
## Full screen: "Windows Key" -> click {username} -> Logoff.
## Partial window: [Alt + Home] -> click {username} -> Logoff.
# End your VPN session.
# Start a new VPN session using your new password.
# Connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net to verify you have full connectivity to the domain.
# Once you have verified full functionality of your new password in this manner, you can log off PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net as described above.

ITC Domain Account Password Change Instructions

2014-03-23T01:48:01Z

NetSelect: /* Password Change */

Your ITC domain (campus.ihitc.net) account is used to provide authentication for virtual machine control, VPN access, and many other critical services. It is important that you set a secure password on this account. These instructions can be used to change your password.

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an active ITC (campus.ihitc.net) domain account for which you know the password (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must either be directly connected to campus.ihitc.net from a computer in a lab or have a working VPN connection to campus.ihitc.net
* Your new password must meet the complexity and length requirements

=Password Change=
# Use a remote desktop protocol (RDP) client to connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
#* NOTE: Be sure to set the correct domain when connecting e.g. (username@campus.ihitc.net) or (campus\username)
#* NOTE: If you are on a Windows system you can use the built in Microsoft Terminal Services RDP client by opening a Run dialog box and running "mstsc.exe" or finding "Remote Desktop Connection" in your programs list or start menu.
# Send a Ctrl+Alt+Del to the PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net system. Pressing Ctrl+Alt+End on your keyboard is a substitute for Ctrl+Alt+Del while inside a RDP session.
# Select the "Change a password..." option and follow the prompts to change your password.
# You will need a fairly complex password to meet the domain requirements.
# Close your session on PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net.
## Full screen: "Windows Key" -> click {username} -> Logoff.
## Partial window: [Alt + Home] -> click {username} -> Logoff.
# End your VPN session.
# Start a new VPN session using your new password.
# Connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net to verify you have full connectivity to the domain.
# Once you have verified full functionality of your new password in this manner, you can log off PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net as described above.

ITC Domain Account Password Change Instructions

2014-03-23T01:47:28Z

NetSelect:

Your ITC domain (campus.ihitc.net) account is used to provide authentication for virtual machine control, VPN access, and many other critical services. It is important that you set a secure password on this account. These instructions can be used to change your password.

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an active ITC (campus.ihitc.net) domain account for which you know the password (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must either be directly connected to campus.ihitc.net from a computer in a lab or have a working VPN connection to campus.ihitc.net
* Your new password must meet the complexity and length requirements

=Password Change=
# Use the a remote desktop protocol (RDP) client to connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
#* NOTE: Be sure to set the correct domain when connecting e.g. (username@campus.ihitc.net) or (campus\username)
#* NOTE: If you are on a Windows system you can use the built in Microsoft Terminal Services RDP client by opening a Run dialog box and running "mstsc.exe" or finding "Remote Desktop Connection" in your programs list or start menu.
# Send a Ctrl+Alt+Del to the PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net system. Pressing Ctrl+Alt+End on your keyboard is a substitute for Ctrl+Alt+Del while inside a RDP session.
# Select the "Change a password..." option and follow the prompts to change your password.
# You will need a fairly complex password to meet the domain requirements.
# Close your session on PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net.
## Full screen: "Windows Key" -> click {username} -> Logoff.
## Partial window: [Alt + Home] -> click {username} -> Logoff.
# End your VPN session.
# Start a new VPN session using your new password.
# Connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net to verify you have full connectivity to the domain.
# Once you have verified full functionality of your new password in this manner, you can log off PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net as described above.

ITC Domain Account Password Change Instructions

2014-03-23T01:44:43Z

NetSelect: /* Prerequisites */

Your ITC domain account is used to provide authentication for virtual machine control, VPN access, and many other critical services. It is important that you set a secure password on this account. These instructions can be used to change your password.

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an active ITC (ihitc.net) domain account for which you know the password (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must either be directly connected to ihitc.net from a computer in a lab or have a working VPN connection to ihitc.net
* Your new password must meet the complexity and length requirements

=Password Change=
# Use the a remote desktop protocol (RDP) client to connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
#* NOTE: Be sure to set the correct domain when connecting e.g. (username@campus.ihitc.net) or (campus\username)
#* NOTE: If you are on a Windows system you can use the built in Microsoft Terminal Services RDP client by opening a Run dialog box and running "mstsc.exe" or finding "Remote Desktop Connection" in your programs list or start menu.
# Send a Ctrl+Alt+Del to the PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net system. Pressing Ctrl+Alt+End on your keyboard is a substitute for Ctrl+Alt+Del while inside a RDP session.
# Select the "Change a password..." option and follow the prompts to change your password.
# You will need a fairly complex password to meet the domain requirements.
# Close your session on PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net.
## Full screen: "Windows Key" -> click {username} -> Logoff.
## Partial window: [Alt + Home] -> click {username} -> Logoff.
# End your VPN session.
# Start a new VPN session using your new password.
# Connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net to verify you have full connectivity to the domain.
# Once you have verified full functionality of your new password in this manner, you can log off PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net as described above.

ITC Domain Account Password Change Instructions

2014-03-23T01:42:16Z

NetSelect: /* Prerequisites */

Your ITC domain account is used to provide authentication for virtual machine control, VPN access, and many other critical services. It is important that you set a secure password on this account. These instructions can be used to change your password.

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an active IHITC domain account for which you know the password (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must either be directly connected to ihitc.net from a computer in a lab or have a working VPN connection to ihitc.net
* Your new password must meet the complexity and length requirements

=Password Change=
# Use the a remote desktop protocol (RDP) client to connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
#* NOTE: Be sure to set the correct domain when connecting e.g. (username@campus.ihitc.net) or (campus\username)
#* NOTE: If you are on a Windows system you can use the built in Microsoft Terminal Services RDP client by opening a Run dialog box and running "mstsc.exe" or finding "Remote Desktop Connection" in your programs list or start menu.
# Send a Ctrl+Alt+Del to the PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net system. Pressing Ctrl+Alt+End on your keyboard is a substitute for Ctrl+Alt+Del while inside a RDP session.
# Select the "Change a password..." option and follow the prompts to change your password.
# You will need a fairly complex password to meet the domain requirements.
# Close your session on PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net.
## Full screen: "Windows Key" -> click {username} -> Logoff.
## Partial window: [Alt + Home] -> click {username} -> Logoff.
# End your VPN session.
# Start a new VPN session using your new password.
# Connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net to verify you have full connectivity to the domain.
# Once you have verified full functionality of your new password in this manner, you can log off PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net as described above.

ITC Domain Account Password Change Instructions

2014-03-23T01:41:04Z

NetSelect: /* Prerequisites */

Your ITC domain account is used to provide authentication for virtual machine control, VPN access, and many other critical services. It is important that you set a secure password on this account. These instructions can be used to change your password.

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an active ITC domain account for which you know the password (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must either be directly connected to ITCnet from a computer in a lab or have a working VPN connection to ITCnet
* Your new password must meet the complexity and length requirements

=Password Change=
# Use the a remote desktop protocol (RDP) client to connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
#* NOTE: Be sure to set the correct domain when connecting e.g. (username@campus.ihitc.net) or (campus\username)
#* NOTE: If you are on a Windows system you can use the built in Microsoft Terminal Services RDP client by opening a Run dialog box and running "mstsc.exe" or finding "Remote Desktop Connection" in your programs list or start menu.
# Send a Ctrl+Alt+Del to the PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net system. Pressing Ctrl+Alt+End on your keyboard is a substitute for Ctrl+Alt+Del while inside a RDP session.
# Select the "Change a password..." option and follow the prompts to change your password.
# You will need a fairly complex password to meet the domain requirements.
# Close your session on PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net.
## Full screen: "Windows Key" -> click {username} -> Logoff.
## Partial window: [Alt + Home] -> click {username} -> Logoff.
# End your VPN session.
# Start a new VPN session using your new password.
# Connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net to verify you have full connectivity to the domain.
# Once you have verified full functionality of your new password in this manner, you can log off PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net as described above.

ITC Domain Account Password Change Instructions

2014-03-23T01:40:34Z

NetSelect: /* Password Change */

Your ITC domain account is used to provide authentication for virtual machine control, VPN access, and many other critical services. It is important that you set a secure password on this account. These instructions can be used to change your password.

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an active ITC domain account which you know the password for (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must either be directly connected to ITCnet from a computer in a lab or have a working VPN connection to ITCnet
* Your new password must meet the complexity and length requirements

=Password Change=
# Use the a remote desktop protocol (RDP) client to connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
#* NOTE: Be sure to set the correct domain when connecting e.g. (username@campus.ihitc.net) or (campus\username)
#* NOTE: If you are on a Windows system you can use the built in Microsoft Terminal Services RDP client by opening a Run dialog box and running "mstsc.exe" or finding "Remote Desktop Connection" in your programs list or start menu.
# Send a Ctrl+Alt+Del to the PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net system. Pressing Ctrl+Alt+End on your keyboard is a substitute for Ctrl+Alt+Del while inside a RDP session.
# Select the "Change a password..." option and follow the prompts to change your password.
# You will need a fairly complex password to meet the domain requirements.
# Close your session on PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net.
## Full screen: "Windows Key" -> click {username} -> Logoff.
## Partial window: [Alt + Home] -> click {username} -> Logoff.
# End your VPN session.
# Start a new VPN session using your new password.
# Connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net to verify you have full connectivity to the domain.
# Once you have verified full functionality of your new password in this manner, you can log off PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net as described above.

ITC Domain Account Password Change Instructions

2014-03-23T01:39:38Z

NetSelect: /* Password Change */

Your ITC domain account is used to provide authentication for virtual machine control, VPN access, and many other critical services. It is important that you set a secure password on this account. These instructions can be used to change your password.

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an active ITC domain account which you know the password for (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must either be directly connected to ITCnet from a computer in a lab or have a working VPN connection to ITCnet
* Your new password must meet the complexity and length requirements

=Password Change=
# Use the a remote desktop protocol (RDP) client to connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
#* NOTE: Be sure to set the correct domain when connecting e.g. (username@campus.ihitc.net) or (campus\username)
#* NOTE: If you are on a Windows system you can use the built in Microsoft Terminal Services RDP client by opening a Run dialog box and running "mstsc.exe" or finding "Remote Desktop Connection" in your programs list or start menu.
# Send a Ctrl+Alt+Del to the PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net system. Pressing Ctrl+Alt+End on your keyboard is a substitute for Ctrl+Alt+Del while inside a RDP session.
# Select the "Change a password..." option and follow the prompts to change your password.
# You will need a fairly complex password to meet the domain requirements.
# Close your session on PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net.
## Full screen: "Windows Key" -> click {username} -> Logoff.
## Partial window: [Alt + Home] -> click {username} -> Logoff.
# End your VPN session.
# Start a new VPN session using your new password.
# Connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net to verify you have full connectivity to the domain.
# Once you have verified full functionality of your new password in this manner, you can log off PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net.

ITC Domain Account Password Change Instructions

2014-03-23T01:35:16Z

NetSelect: /* Password Change */

Your ITC domain account is used to provide authentication for virtual machine control, VPN access, and many other critical services. It is important that you set a secure password on this account. These instructions can be used to change your password.

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an active ITC domain account which you know the password for (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must either be directly connected to ITCnet from a computer in a lab or have a working VPN connection to ITCnet
* Your new password must meet the complexity and length requirements

=Password Change=
# Use the a remote desktop protocol (RDP) client to connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
#* NOTE: Be sure to set the correct domain when connecting e.g. (username@campus.ihitc.net) or (campus\username)
#* NOTE: If you are on a Windows system you can use the built in Microsoft Terminal Services RDP client by opening a Run dialog box and running "mstsc.exe" or finding "Remote Desktop Connection" in your programs list or start menu.
# Send a Ctrl-Alt-Del to the PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net system. Pressing Ctrl-Alt-End on your keyboard is a substitute for Ctrl-Alt-Del while inside a RDP session.
# Select the "Change a password..." option and follow the prompts to change your password.
# You will need a fairly complex password to meet the domain requirements.
# Close your connection to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net. Use Start -> Log off.
# End your VPN session.
# Start a new VPN session using your new password.
# Connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net to verify you have full connectivity to the domain.
# Once you have verified full functionality of your new password in this manner, you can log off PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net.

ITC Domain Account Password Change Instructions

2014-03-23T01:34:39Z

NetSelect: /* Password Change */

Your ITC domain account is used to provide authentication for virtual machine control, VPN access, and many other critical services. It is important that you set a secure password on this account. These instructions can be used to change your password.

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an active ITC domain account which you know the password for (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must either be directly connected to ITCnet from a computer in a lab or have a working VPN connection to ITCnet
* Your new password must meet the complexity and length requirements

=Password Change=
# Use the a remote desktop protocol (RDP) client to connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net
#* NOTE: Be sure to set the correct domain when connecting e.g. (username@campus.ihitc.net) or (campus\username)
#* NOTE: If you are on a Windows system you can use the built in Microsoft Terminal Services RDP client by opening a Run dialog box and running "mstsc.exe" or finding "Remote Desktop Connection" in your programs list or start menu.
# Send a Ctrl-Alt-Del to the PasswdChange system. Pressing Ctrl-Alt-End on your keyboard is a substitute for Ctrl-Alt-Del while inside a RDP session.
# Select the "Change a password..." option and follow the prompts to change your password.
# You will need a fairly complex password to meet the domain requirements.
# Close your connection to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net. Use Start -> Log off.
# End your VPN session.
# Start a new VPN session using your new password.
# Connect to PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net to verify you have full connectivity to the domain.
# Once you have verified full functionality of your new password in this manner, you can log off PasswdChange.campus.ihitc.net.

Open Lab Schedule

2014-03-07T20:26:35Z

NetSelect: /* SPRING BREAK March 9 thru 15 NOTE DAYS AND TIMES */

=Spring 2014=

==Spring Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|3p - 8p
|varies
|}

! Note occasional variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule. For assurances, make arrangements in advance.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==SPRING BREAK March 9 thru 15 NOTE DAYS AND TIMES==

Saturday 8 March 2014 10a-3p

Monday 10 March 2014 10a-3p

Tuesday 11 March 2014 12n-5p

Wednesday 12 March 2014 10a-3p

Thursday 13 March 2014 10a-3p

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2014-03-07T20:21:02Z

NetSelect: /* Spring Semester Schedule */

=Spring 2014=

==Spring Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|3p - 8p
|varies
|}

! Note occasional variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule. For assurances, make arrangements in advance.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==SPRING BREAK March 9 thru 15 NOTE DAYS AND TIMES==

Monday 10 March 2014 10a-3p

Tuesday 11 March 2014 12n-5p

Wednesday 12 March 2014 10a-3p

Thursday 13 March 2014 10a-3p

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2014-03-07T20:20:32Z

NetSelect: /* Spring 2014 */

=Spring 2014=

==Spring Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|3p - 8p
|varies
|}

! Note occasional variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule. For assurances, make arrangements in advance.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==SPRING BREAK March 9 thru 15 NOTE DAYS AND TIMES

Monday 10 March 2014 10a-3p

Tuesday 11 March 2014 12n-5p

Wednesday 12 March 2014 10a-3p

Thursday 13 March 2014 10a-3p

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2014-02-12T21:56:03Z

NetSelect: /* Fall 2013 */

=Spring 2014=

==Spring Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|3p - 8p
|varies
|}

! Note occasional variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule. For assurances, make arrangements in advance.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

ITC VPN Instructions

2014-01-24T00:23:20Z

NetSelect: /* Prerequisites */

Some ITC lab equipment can be accessed via VPN connection to ITCnet. The OpenVPN software is used to securely connect to ITCnet from off campus locations. You will not be able to VPN into ITCnet from the IHCC campus network (wired or wireless).

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an ITC domain account (contact your instructor for more information)
* Your domain account must have VPN access enabled (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must have a system which is supported by OpenVPN
* You must have an account with administrative permissions on the system which you will be installing and running the OpenVPN client. OpenVPN modifies network drivers and system routing tables in a way which requires administrative permissions for both installation and operation of the client.
* You will not be able to use OpenVPN for connecting to ITC when your local system is connected to the internet using the IHCC campus network, wired or wireless. Such use is blocked by design.

=Windows Systems=
==Installation==
===Files===
You will need to download an OpenVPN client for your system. If you are using a 64-bit system you SHOULD use a 64-bit client with 64-bit TUN/TAP virtual network adapter; 32-bit systems must use a 32-bit client. It is suggested that you use the latest version (2.3.2) unless you have problems in which case you may want to try the 2.2.2 version (only available in 32-bit).
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-i686.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 32-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-x86_64.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 64-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-2.2.2-install.exe OpenVPN 2.2.2 32-bit]
You will also need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files].

===Installation Steps===
# Install the OpenVPN client software. Make a note of the installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN, for 32-bit on 64-bit system, C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenVPN)
#* Note: This installation will require administrative privileges as network drivers are being modified.
#* Note: Installation of the TAP network driver will temporarily cause your network connection to drop during the installation process. You may be notified of this with a warning dialog box during the install.
# Unpack the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files] to the config directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config). You should end up with an "IHCC-ITC" subdirectory with a few files in it inside of the config directory.
#* Note: Depending on your version of Windows you may need to have administrative permissions and/or confirm that you want to modify files in order to manipulate files inside of the C:\Program Files\ directory.
#* Note: The network adapter will self-identify as TAP-something, but we are using a routed connection and tunneling, reflected as '''dev-tun''' in the client config file.
#* Note: If you need Windows Explorer to delete or move files, say in the event of uninstalling/reinstalling, run it as Administrator.
# Your installation is now complete and you should be able to launch OpenVPN and connect following the instructions in the connection section of this guide.

==Connection==
# Launch the "OpenVPN GUI" program which can be found in your Start Menu or Start Screen.
#* Note: The OpenVPN GUI MUST be started with administrative permissions each time it is run. On Windows Vista/7/8 this means you will need to click "Yes" on a UAC dialog box when the program starts. By default the program is not setup to ask for administrative permission but it will not work properly without it. You can set the program to always run with administrative permissions by navigating to the bin directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\bin) and right clicking on openvpn-gui.exe and selecting Properties. On the Compatibility tab of the properties dialog box place a checkmark next to "Run this program as an administrator" and click "OK". From now on anytime you run the OpenVPN GUI program you will be prompted with a UAC dialog to allow the program to "Run as Administrator".
# You should now have an OpenVPN icon in your system tray (by the clock). The unconnected icon looks like two computers with red screens and a globe between them.
# Right click on the OpenVPN icon in the system tray and choose "Connect" from the context menu.
#* Hint: If you don't see a "Connect" option you probably have not correctly installed the ITC OpenVPN configuration files. Refer to the installation section of this guide for instructions on installing these files.
# Enter your ITC domain credentials in the provided dialog box and click OK.
# You should see the log scroll by as the connection is made.
# Once the connection is complete the log dialog box should go away by itself and the OpenVPN tray icon should now show two computers with green screens and a globe between them.
# You can verify that you have connected to ITCnet by opening a command prompt and pinging 172.17.99.1 which is a router on ITCnet and you should receive replies back.
# You should now be able to access all ITCnet resources in the same way as when you are seated in the ITC labs connected to ITCnet.
# When you are finished with your session you should disconnect from ITCnet by right clicking on the OpenVPN tray icon and selecting disconnect.
# You can then exit the GUI client or leave it idle in the background, still visible in the system tray, until you need to connect again.

=Other Operating Systems=
If OpenVPN has a client available for your OS you should be able to use it to connect. Clients are available for at least Mac, Linux, and Android. In addition to the client software for your OS you will need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files]. The ITC lab assistant MAY be able to provide assistance getting clients operational on alternative platforms but be aware it will probably require some trial and error on your part.

ITC VPN Instructions

2014-01-24T00:22:57Z

NetSelect: /* Prerequisites */

Some ITC lab equipment can be accessed via VPN connection to ITCnet. The OpenVPN software is used to securely connect to ITCnet from off campus locations. You will not be able to VPN into ITCnet from the IHCC campus network (wired or wireless).

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an ITC domain account (contact your instructor for more information)
* Your domain account must have VPN access enabled (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must have a system which is supported by OpenVPN
* You must have an account with administrative permissions on the system which you will be installing and running the OpenVPN client. OpenVPN modifies network drivers and system routing tables in a way which requires administrative permissions for both installation and operation of the client.
* You will [[not]] be able to use OpenVPN for connecting to ITC when your local system is connected to the internet using the IHCC campus network, wired or wireless. Such use is blocked by design.

=Windows Systems=
==Installation==
===Files===
You will need to download an OpenVPN client for your system. If you are using a 64-bit system you SHOULD use a 64-bit client with 64-bit TUN/TAP virtual network adapter; 32-bit systems must use a 32-bit client. It is suggested that you use the latest version (2.3.2) unless you have problems in which case you may want to try the 2.2.2 version (only available in 32-bit).
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-i686.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 32-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-x86_64.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 64-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-2.2.2-install.exe OpenVPN 2.2.2 32-bit]
You will also need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files].

===Installation Steps===
# Install the OpenVPN client software. Make a note of the installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN, for 32-bit on 64-bit system, C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenVPN)
#* Note: This installation will require administrative privileges as network drivers are being modified.
#* Note: Installation of the TAP network driver will temporarily cause your network connection to drop during the installation process. You may be notified of this with a warning dialog box during the install.
# Unpack the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files] to the config directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config). You should end up with an "IHCC-ITC" subdirectory with a few files in it inside of the config directory.
#* Note: Depending on your version of Windows you may need to have administrative permissions and/or confirm that you want to modify files in order to manipulate files inside of the C:\Program Files\ directory.
#* Note: The network adapter will self-identify as TAP-something, but we are using a routed connection and tunneling, reflected as '''dev-tun''' in the client config file.
#* Note: If you need Windows Explorer to delete or move files, say in the event of uninstalling/reinstalling, run it as Administrator.
# Your installation is now complete and you should be able to launch OpenVPN and connect following the instructions in the connection section of this guide.

==Connection==
# Launch the "OpenVPN GUI" program which can be found in your Start Menu or Start Screen.
#* Note: The OpenVPN GUI MUST be started with administrative permissions each time it is run. On Windows Vista/7/8 this means you will need to click "Yes" on a UAC dialog box when the program starts. By default the program is not setup to ask for administrative permission but it will not work properly without it. You can set the program to always run with administrative permissions by navigating to the bin directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\bin) and right clicking on openvpn-gui.exe and selecting Properties. On the Compatibility tab of the properties dialog box place a checkmark next to "Run this program as an administrator" and click "OK". From now on anytime you run the OpenVPN GUI program you will be prompted with a UAC dialog to allow the program to "Run as Administrator".
# You should now have an OpenVPN icon in your system tray (by the clock). The unconnected icon looks like two computers with red screens and a globe between them.
# Right click on the OpenVPN icon in the system tray and choose "Connect" from the context menu.
#* Hint: If you don't see a "Connect" option you probably have not correctly installed the ITC OpenVPN configuration files. Refer to the installation section of this guide for instructions on installing these files.
# Enter your ITC domain credentials in the provided dialog box and click OK.
# You should see the log scroll by as the connection is made.
# Once the connection is complete the log dialog box should go away by itself and the OpenVPN tray icon should now show two computers with green screens and a globe between them.
# You can verify that you have connected to ITCnet by opening a command prompt and pinging 172.17.99.1 which is a router on ITCnet and you should receive replies back.
# You should now be able to access all ITCnet resources in the same way as when you are seated in the ITC labs connected to ITCnet.
# When you are finished with your session you should disconnect from ITCnet by right clicking on the OpenVPN tray icon and selecting disconnect.
# You can then exit the GUI client or leave it idle in the background, still visible in the system tray, until you need to connect again.

=Other Operating Systems=
If OpenVPN has a client available for your OS you should be able to use it to connect. Clients are available for at least Mac, Linux, and Android. In addition to the client software for your OS you will need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files]. The ITC lab assistant MAY be able to provide assistance getting clients operational on alternative platforms but be aware it will probably require some trial and error on your part.

ITC VPN Instructions

2014-01-24T00:19:51Z

NetSelect: /* Prerequisites */

Some ITC lab equipment can be accessed via VPN connection to ITCnet. The OpenVPN software is used to securely connect to ITCnet from off campus locations. You will not be able to VPN into ITCnet from the IHCC campus network (wired or wireless).

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an ITC domain account (contact your instructor for more information)
* Your domain account must have VPN access enabled (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must have a system which is supported by OpenVPN
* You must have an account with administrative permissions on the system which you will be installing and running the OpenVPN client. OpenVPN modifies network drivers and system routing tables in a way which requires administrative permissions for both installation and operation of the client.
* You will [[not]] be able to use OpenVPN for connecting to ITC when your local system's primary internet connection is to the IHCC campus network, wired or wireless. Such use is blocked by design.

=Windows Systems=
==Installation==
===Files===
You will need to download an OpenVPN client for your system. If you are using a 64-bit system you SHOULD use a 64-bit client with 64-bit TUN/TAP virtual network adapter; 32-bit systems must use a 32-bit client. It is suggested that you use the latest version (2.3.2) unless you have problems in which case you may want to try the 2.2.2 version (only available in 32-bit).
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-i686.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 32-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-x86_64.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 64-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-2.2.2-install.exe OpenVPN 2.2.2 32-bit]
You will also need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files].

===Installation Steps===
# Install the OpenVPN client software. Make a note of the installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN, for 32-bit on 64-bit system, C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenVPN)
#* Note: This installation will require administrative privileges as network drivers are being modified.
#* Note: Installation of the TAP network driver will temporarily cause your network connection to drop during the installation process. You may be notified of this with a warning dialog box during the install.
# Unpack the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files] to the config directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config). You should end up with an "IHCC-ITC" subdirectory with a few files in it inside of the config directory.
#* Note: Depending on your version of Windows you may need to have administrative permissions and/or confirm that you want to modify files in order to manipulate files inside of the C:\Program Files\ directory.
#* Note: The network adapter will self-identify as TAP-something, but we are using a routed connection and tunneling, reflected as '''dev-tun''' in the client config file.
#* Note: If you need Windows Explorer to delete or move files, say in the event of uninstalling/reinstalling, run it as Administrator.
# Your installation is now complete and you should be able to launch OpenVPN and connect following the instructions in the connection section of this guide.

==Connection==
# Launch the "OpenVPN GUI" program which can be found in your Start Menu or Start Screen.
#* Note: The OpenVPN GUI MUST be started with administrative permissions each time it is run. On Windows Vista/7/8 this means you will need to click "Yes" on a UAC dialog box when the program starts. By default the program is not setup to ask for administrative permission but it will not work properly without it. You can set the program to always run with administrative permissions by navigating to the bin directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\bin) and right clicking on openvpn-gui.exe and selecting Properties. On the Compatibility tab of the properties dialog box place a checkmark next to "Run this program as an administrator" and click "OK". From now on anytime you run the OpenVPN GUI program you will be prompted with a UAC dialog to allow the program to "Run as Administrator".
# You should now have an OpenVPN icon in your system tray (by the clock). The unconnected icon looks like two computers with red screens and a globe between them.
# Right click on the OpenVPN icon in the system tray and choose "Connect" from the context menu.
#* Hint: If you don't see a "Connect" option you probably have not correctly installed the ITC OpenVPN configuration files. Refer to the installation section of this guide for instructions on installing these files.
# Enter your ITC domain credentials in the provided dialog box and click OK.
# You should see the log scroll by as the connection is made.
# Once the connection is complete the log dialog box should go away by itself and the OpenVPN tray icon should now show two computers with green screens and a globe between them.
# You can verify that you have connected to ITCnet by opening a command prompt and pinging 172.17.99.1 which is a router on ITCnet and you should receive replies back.
# You should now be able to access all ITCnet resources in the same way as when you are seated in the ITC labs connected to ITCnet.
# When you are finished with your session you should disconnect from ITCnet by right clicking on the OpenVPN tray icon and selecting disconnect.
# You can then exit the GUI client or leave it idle in the background, still visible in the system tray, until you need to connect again.

=Other Operating Systems=
If OpenVPN has a client available for your OS you should be able to use it to connect. Clients are available for at least Mac, Linux, and Android. In addition to the client software for your OS you will need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files]. The ITC lab assistant MAY be able to provide assistance getting clients operational on alternative platforms but be aware it will probably require some trial and error on your part.

ITC VPN Instructions

2014-01-24T00:07:46Z

NetSelect: /* Prerequisites */

Some ITC lab equipment can be accessed via VPN connection to ITCnet. The OpenVPN software is used to securely connect to ITCnet from off campus locations. You will not be able to VPN into ITCnet from the IHCC campus network (wired or wireless).

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an ITC domain account (contact your instructor for more information)
* Your domain account must have VPN access enabled (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must have a system which is supported by OpenVPN
* You must have an account with administrative permissions on the system which you will be installing and running the OpenVPN client. OpenVPN modifies network drivers and system routing tables in a way which requires administrative permissions for both installation and operation of the client.
* You must NOT be on a network which utilizes the 172.17.0.0/16 address space.

=Windows Systems=
==Installation==
===Files===
You will need to download an OpenVPN client for your system. If you are using a 64-bit system you SHOULD use a 64-bit client with 64-bit TUN/TAP virtual network adapter; 32-bit systems must use a 32-bit client. It is suggested that you use the latest version (2.3.2) unless you have problems in which case you may want to try the 2.2.2 version (only available in 32-bit).
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-i686.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 32-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-x86_64.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 64-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-2.2.2-install.exe OpenVPN 2.2.2 32-bit]
You will also need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files].

===Installation Steps===
# Install the OpenVPN client software. Make a note of the installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN, for 32-bit on 64-bit system, C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenVPN)
#* Note: This installation will require administrative privileges as network drivers are being modified.
#* Note: Installation of the TAP network driver will temporarily cause your network connection to drop during the installation process. You may be notified of this with a warning dialog box during the install.
# Unpack the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files] to the config directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config). You should end up with an "IHCC-ITC" subdirectory with a few files in it inside of the config directory.
#* Note: Depending on your version of Windows you may need to have administrative permissions and/or confirm that you want to modify files in order to manipulate files inside of the C:\Program Files\ directory.
#* Note: The network adapter will self-identify as TAP-something, but we are using a routed connection and tunneling, reflected as '''dev-tun''' in the client config file.
#* Note: If you need Windows Explorer to delete or move files, say in the event of uninstalling/reinstalling, run it as Administrator.
# Your installation is now complete and you should be able to launch OpenVPN and connect following the instructions in the connection section of this guide.

==Connection==
# Launch the "OpenVPN GUI" program which can be found in your Start Menu or Start Screen.
#* Note: The OpenVPN GUI MUST be started with administrative permissions each time it is run. On Windows Vista/7/8 this means you will need to click "Yes" on a UAC dialog box when the program starts. By default the program is not setup to ask for administrative permission but it will not work properly without it. You can set the program to always run with administrative permissions by navigating to the bin directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\bin) and right clicking on openvpn-gui.exe and selecting Properties. On the Compatibility tab of the properties dialog box place a checkmark next to "Run this program as an administrator" and click "OK". From now on anytime you run the OpenVPN GUI program you will be prompted with a UAC dialog to allow the program to "Run as Administrator".
# You should now have an OpenVPN icon in your system tray (by the clock). The unconnected icon looks like two computers with red screens and a globe between them.
# Right click on the OpenVPN icon in the system tray and choose "Connect" from the context menu.
#* Hint: If you don't see a "Connect" option you probably have not correctly installed the ITC OpenVPN configuration files. Refer to the installation section of this guide for instructions on installing these files.
# Enter your ITC domain credentials in the provided dialog box and click OK.
# You should see the log scroll by as the connection is made.
# Once the connection is complete the log dialog box should go away by itself and the OpenVPN tray icon should now show two computers with green screens and a globe between them.
# You can verify that you have connected to ITCnet by opening a command prompt and pinging 172.17.99.1 which is a router on ITCnet and you should receive replies back.
# You should now be able to access all ITCnet resources in the same way as when you are seated in the ITC labs connected to ITCnet.
# When you are finished with your session you should disconnect from ITCnet by right clicking on the OpenVPN tray icon and selecting disconnect.
# You can then exit the GUI client or leave it idle in the background, still visible in the system tray, until you need to connect again.

=Other Operating Systems=
If OpenVPN has a client available for your OS you should be able to use it to connect. Clients are available for at least Mac, Linux, and Android. In addition to the client software for your OS you will need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files]. The ITC lab assistant MAY be able to provide assistance getting clients operational on alternative platforms but be aware it will probably require some trial and error on your part.

ITC VPN Instructions

2014-01-23T23:47:36Z

NetSelect: /* Connection */

Some ITC lab equipment can be accessed via VPN connection to ITCnet. The OpenVPN software is used to securely connect to ITCnet from off campus locations. You will not be able to VPN into ITCnet from the IHCC campus network (wired or wireless).

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an ITC domain account (contact your instructor for more information)
* Your domain account must have VPN access enabled (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must have a system which is supported by OpenVPN
* You must have an account with administrative permissions on the system which you will be installing and running the OpenVPN client. OpenVPN modifies network drivers and system routing tables in a way which requires administrative permissions for both installation and connection of the client.
* You must NOT be on a network which utilizes the 172.17.0.0/16 address space.

=Windows Systems=
==Installation==
===Files===
You will need to download an OpenVPN client for your system. If you are using a 64-bit system you SHOULD use a 64-bit client with 64-bit TUN/TAP virtual network adapter; 32-bit systems must use a 32-bit client. It is suggested that you use the latest version (2.3.2) unless you have problems in which case you may want to try the 2.2.2 version (only available in 32-bit).
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-i686.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 32-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-x86_64.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 64-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-2.2.2-install.exe OpenVPN 2.2.2 32-bit]
You will also need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files].

===Installation Steps===
# Install the OpenVPN client software. Make a note of the installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN, for 32-bit on 64-bit system, C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenVPN)
#* Note: This installation will require administrative privileges as network drivers are being modified.
#* Note: Installation of the TAP network driver will temporarily cause your network connection to drop during the installation process. You may be notified of this with a warning dialog box during the install.
# Unpack the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files] to the config directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config). You should end up with an "IHCC-ITC" subdirectory with a few files in it inside of the config directory.
#* Note: Depending on your version of Windows you may need to have administrative permissions and/or confirm that you want to modify files in order to manipulate files inside of the C:\Program Files\ directory.
#* Note: The network adapter will self-identify as TAP-something, but we are using a routed connection and tunneling, reflected as '''dev-tun''' in the client config file.
#* Note: If you need Windows Explorer to delete or move files, say in the event of uninstalling/reinstalling, run it as Administrator.
# Your installation is now complete and you should be able to launch OpenVPN and connect following the instructions in the connection section of this guide.

==Connection==
# Launch the "OpenVPN GUI" program which can be found in your Start Menu or Start Screen.
#* Note: The OpenVPN GUI MUST be started with administrative permissions each time it is run. On Windows Vista/7/8 this means you will need to click "Yes" on a UAC dialog box when the program starts. By default the program is not setup to ask for administrative permission but it will not work properly without it. You can set the program to always run with administrative permissions by navigating to the bin directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\bin) and right clicking on openvpn-gui.exe and selecting Properties. On the Compatibility tab of the properties dialog box place a checkmark next to "Run this program as an administrator" and click "OK". From now on anytime you run the OpenVPN GUI program you will be prompted with a UAC dialog to allow the program to "Run as Administrator".
# You should now have an OpenVPN icon in your system tray (by the clock). The unconnected icon looks like two computers with red screens and a globe between them.
# Right click on the OpenVPN icon in the system tray and choose "Connect" from the context menu.
#* Hint: If you don't see a "Connect" option you probably have not correctly installed the ITC OpenVPN configuration files. Refer to the installation section of this guide for instructions on installing these files.
# Enter your ITC domain credentials in the provided dialog box and click OK.
# You should see the log scroll by as the connection is made.
# Once the connection is complete the log dialog box should go away by itself and the OpenVPN tray icon should now show two computers with green screens and a globe between them.
# You can verify that you have connected to ITCnet by opening a command prompt and pinging 172.17.99.1 which is a router on ITCnet and you should receive replies back.
# You should now be able to access all ITCnet resources in the same way as when you are seated in the ITC labs connected to ITCnet.
# When you are finished with your session you should disconnect from ITCnet by right clicking on the OpenVPN tray icon and selecting disconnect.
# You can then exit the GUI client or leave it idle in the background, still visible in the system tray, until you need to connect again.

=Other Operating Systems=
If OpenVPN has a client available for your OS you should be able to use it to connect. Clients are available for at least Mac, Linux, and Android. In addition to the client software for your OS you will need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files]. The ITC lab assistant MAY be able to provide assistance getting clients operational on alternative platforms but be aware it will probably require some trial and error on your part.

ITC VPN Instructions

2014-01-23T23:40:20Z

NetSelect: /* Installation Steps */

Some ITC lab equipment can be accessed via VPN connection to ITCnet. The OpenVPN software is used to securely connect to ITCnet from off campus locations. You will not be able to VPN into ITCnet from the IHCC campus network (wired or wireless).

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an ITC domain account (contact your instructor for more information)
* Your domain account must have VPN access enabled (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must have a system which is supported by OpenVPN
* You must have an account with administrative permissions on the system which you will be installing and running the OpenVPN client. OpenVPN modifies network drivers and system routing tables in a way which requires administrative permissions for both installation and connection of the client.
* You must NOT be on a network which utilizes the 172.17.0.0/16 address space.

=Windows Systems=
==Installation==
===Files===
You will need to download an OpenVPN client for your system. If you are using a 64-bit system you SHOULD use a 64-bit client with 64-bit TUN/TAP virtual network adapter; 32-bit systems must use a 32-bit client. It is suggested that you use the latest version (2.3.2) unless you have problems in which case you may want to try the 2.2.2 version (only available in 32-bit).
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-i686.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 32-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-x86_64.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 64-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-2.2.2-install.exe OpenVPN 2.2.2 32-bit]
You will also need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files].

===Installation Steps===
# Install the OpenVPN client software. Make a note of the installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN, for 32-bit on 64-bit system, C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenVPN)
#* Note: This installation will require administrative privileges as network drivers are being modified.
#* Note: Installation of the TAP network driver will temporarily cause your network connection to drop during the installation process. You may be notified of this with a warning dialog box during the install.
# Unpack the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files] to the config directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config). You should end up with an "IHCC-ITC" subdirectory with a few files in it inside of the config directory.
#* Note: Depending on your version of Windows you may need to have administrative permissions and/or confirm that you want to modify files in order to manipulate files inside of the C:\Program Files\ directory.
#* Note: The network adapter will self-identify as TAP-something, but we are using a routed connection and tunneling, reflected as '''dev-tun''' in the client config file.
#* Note: If you need Windows Explorer to delete or move files, say in the event of uninstalling/reinstalling, run it as Administrator.
# Your installation is now complete and you should be able to launch OpenVPN and connect following the instructions in the connection section of this guide.

==Connection==
# Launch the "OpenVPN GUI" program which can be found in your Start Menu or Start Screen.
#* Note: The OpenVPN GUI MUST be started with administrative permissions each time it is run. On Windows Vista/7/8 this means you will need to click "Yes" on a UAC dialog box when the program starts. By default the program is not setup to ask for administrative permissions but it will not work in this way. You can set the program to always run with administrative permissions by navigating to the bin directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\bin) and right clicking on openvpn-gui.exe and selecting Properties. On the Compatibility tab of the properties dialog box place a checkmark next to "Run this program as an administrator" and click "OK". From now on anytime you run the OpenVPN GUI program you will be prompted with a UAC dialog to allow the program to run as an administrator.
# You should now have an OpenVPN icon in your system tray (by the clock). The unconnected icon looks like two computers with red screens and a globe between them.
# Right click on the OpenVPN icon in the system tray and choose "Connect" from the context menu.
#* Hint: If you don't see a "Connect" option you probably have not correctly installed the ITC OpenVPN configuration files. Refer to the installation section of this guide for instructions on installing these files.
# Enter your ITC domain credentials in the provided dialog box and click OK.
# You should see the log scroll by as the connection is made.
# Once the connection is complete the log dialog box should go away by itself and the OpenVPN tray icon should now show two computers with green screens and a globe between them.
# You can verify that you have connected to ITCnet by opening a command prompt and pinging 172.17.99.1 which is a router on ITCnet and you should receive replies back.
# You should now be able to access all ITCnet resources in the same way you can when in an ITC lab and connected to ITCnet.
# When you are finished with your connection you should disconnect from ITCnet by right clicking on the OpenVPN tray icon and selecting disconnect.

=Other Operating Systems=
If OpenVPN has a client available for your OS you should be able to use it to connect. Clients are available for at least Mac, Linux, and Android. In addition to the client software for your OS you will need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files]. The ITC lab assistant MAY be able to provide assistance getting clients operational on alternative platforms but be aware it will probably require some trial and error on your part.

ITC VPN Instructions

2014-01-23T23:35:13Z

NetSelect: /* Installation Steps */

Some ITC lab equipment can be accessed via VPN connection to ITCnet. The OpenVPN software is used to securely connect to ITCnet from off campus locations. You will not be able to VPN into ITCnet from the IHCC campus network (wired or wireless).

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an ITC domain account (contact your instructor for more information)
* Your domain account must have VPN access enabled (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must have a system which is supported by OpenVPN
* You must have an account with administrative permissions on the system which you will be installing and running the OpenVPN client. OpenVPN modifies network drivers and system routing tables in a way which requires administrative permissions for both installation and connection of the client.
* You must NOT be on a network which utilizes the 172.17.0.0/16 address space.

=Windows Systems=
==Installation==
===Files===
You will need to download an OpenVPN client for your system. If you are using a 64-bit system you SHOULD use a 64-bit client with 64-bit TUN/TAP virtual network adapter; 32-bit systems must use a 32-bit client. It is suggested that you use the latest version (2.3.2) unless you have problems in which case you may want to try the 2.2.2 version (only available in 32-bit).
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-i686.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 32-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-x86_64.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 64-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-2.2.2-install.exe OpenVPN 2.2.2 32-bit]
You will also need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files].

===Installation Steps===
# Install the OpenVPN client software. Make a note of the installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN, for 32-bit on 64-bit system, C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenVPN)
#* Note: This installation will require administrative privileges as network drivers are being modified.
#* Note: Installation of the TAP network driver will temporarily cause your network connection to drop during the installation process. You may be notified of this with a warning dialog box during the install.
# Unpack the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files] to the config directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config). You should end up with an "IHCC-ITC" subdirectory with a few files in it inside of the config directory.
#* Note: Depending on your version of Windows you may need to have administrative permissions and/or confirm that you want to modify files in order to manipulate files inside of the C:\Program Files\ directory.
#* Note: The network adapter will self-identify as TAP-something, but we are using a routed connection and tunneling, reflected as '''dev-tun''' in the client config file.
# Your installation is now complete and you should be able to launch OpenVPN and connect following the instructions in the connection section of this guide.

==Connection==
# Launch the "OpenVPN GUI" program which can be found in your Start Menu or Start Screen.
#* Note: The OpenVPN GUI MUST be started with administrative permissions each time it is run. On Windows Vista/7/8 this means you will need to click "Yes" on a UAC dialog box when the program starts. By default the program is not setup to ask for administrative permissions but it will not work in this way. You can set the program to always run with administrative permissions by navigating to the bin directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\bin) and right clicking on openvpn-gui.exe and selecting Properties. On the Compatibility tab of the properties dialog box place a checkmark next to "Run this program as an administrator" and click "OK". From now on anytime you run the OpenVPN GUI program you will be prompted with a UAC dialog to allow the program to run as an administrator.
# You should now have an OpenVPN icon in your system tray (by the clock). The unconnected icon looks like two computers with red screens and a globe between them.
# Right click on the OpenVPN icon in the system tray and choose "Connect" from the context menu.
#* Hint: If you don't see a "Connect" option you probably have not correctly installed the ITC OpenVPN configuration files. Refer to the installation section of this guide for instructions on installing these files.
# Enter your ITC domain credentials in the provided dialog box and click OK.
# You should see the log scroll by as the connection is made.
# Once the connection is complete the log dialog box should go away by itself and the OpenVPN tray icon should now show two computers with green screens and a globe between them.
# You can verify that you have connected to ITCnet by opening a command prompt and pinging 172.17.99.1 which is a router on ITCnet and you should receive replies back.
# You should now be able to access all ITCnet resources in the same way you can when in an ITC lab and connected to ITCnet.
# When you are finished with your connection you should disconnect from ITCnet by right clicking on the OpenVPN tray icon and selecting disconnect.

=Other Operating Systems=
If OpenVPN has a client available for your OS you should be able to use it to connect. Clients are available for at least Mac, Linux, and Android. In addition to the client software for your OS you will need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files]. The ITC lab assistant MAY be able to provide assistance getting clients operational on alternative platforms but be aware it will probably require some trial and error on your part.

ITC VPN Instructions

2014-01-23T23:19:31Z

NetSelect: /* Installation Steps */

Some ITC lab equipment can be accessed via VPN connection to ITCnet. The OpenVPN software is used to securely connect to ITCnet from off campus locations. You will not be able to VPN into ITCnet from the IHCC campus network (wired or wireless).

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an ITC domain account (contact your instructor for more information)
* Your domain account must have VPN access enabled (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must have a system which is supported by OpenVPN
* You must have an account with administrative permissions on the system which you will be installing and running the OpenVPN client. OpenVPN modifies network drivers and system routing tables in a way which requires administrative permissions for both installation and connection of the client.
* You must NOT be on a network which utilizes the 172.17.0.0/16 address space.

=Windows Systems=
==Installation==
===Files===
You will need to download an OpenVPN client for your system. If you are using a 64-bit system you SHOULD use a 64-bit client with 64-bit TUN/TAP virtual network adapter; 32-bit systems must use a 32-bit client. It is suggested that you use the latest version (2.3.2) unless you have problems in which case you may want to try the 2.2.2 version (only available in 32-bit).
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-i686.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 32-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-x86_64.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 64-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-2.2.2-install.exe OpenVPN 2.2.2 32-bit]
You will also need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files].

===Installation Steps===
# Install the OpenVPN client software. Make a note of the installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN, for 32-bit on 64-bit system, C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenVPN)
#* Note: This installation will require administrative privileges as network drivers are being modified.
#* Note: Installation of the TAP network driver will temporarily cause your network connection to drop during the installation process. You may be notified of this with a warning dialog box during the install.
# Unpack the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files] to the config directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config). You should end up with an "IHCC-ITC" subdirectory with a few files in it inside of the config directory.
#* Note: Depending on your version of Windows you may need to have administrative permissions and/or confirm that you want to modify files in order to manipulate files inside of the C:\Program Files\ directory.
#* Note: The network adapter will self-identify as TAP-something, but we are using a routed connection and tunneling as reflected in the config file as '''dev-tun'''.
# Your installation is now complete and you should be able to launch OpenVPN and connect following the instructions in the connection section of this guide.

==Connection==
# Launch the "OpenVPN GUI" program which can be found in your Start Menu or Start Screen.
#* Note: The OpenVPN GUI MUST be started with administrative permissions each time it is run. On Windows Vista/7/8 this means you will need to click "Yes" on a UAC dialog box when the program starts. By default the program is not setup to ask for administrative permissions but it will not work in this way. You can set the program to always run with administrative permissions by navigating to the bin directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\bin) and right clicking on openvpn-gui.exe and selecting Properties. On the Compatibility tab of the properties dialog box place a checkmark next to "Run this program as an administrator" and click "OK". From now on anytime you run the OpenVPN GUI program you will be prompted with a UAC dialog to allow the program to run as an administrator.
# You should now have an OpenVPN icon in your system tray (by the clock). The unconnected icon looks like two computers with red screens and a globe between them.
# Right click on the OpenVPN icon in the system tray and choose "Connect" from the context menu.
#* Hint: If you don't see a "Connect" option you probably have not correctly installed the ITC OpenVPN configuration files. Refer to the installation section of this guide for instructions on installing these files.
# Enter your ITC domain credentials in the provided dialog box and click OK.
# You should see the log scroll by as the connection is made.
# Once the connection is complete the log dialog box should go away by itself and the OpenVPN tray icon should now show two computers with green screens and a globe between them.
# You can verify that you have connected to ITCnet by opening a command prompt and pinging 172.17.99.1 which is a router on ITCnet and you should receive replies back.
# You should now be able to access all ITCnet resources in the same way you can when in an ITC lab and connected to ITCnet.
# When you are finished with your connection you should disconnect from ITCnet by right clicking on the OpenVPN tray icon and selecting disconnect.

=Other Operating Systems=
If OpenVPN has a client available for your OS you should be able to use it to connect. Clients are available for at least Mac, Linux, and Android. In addition to the client software for your OS you will need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files]. The ITC lab assistant MAY be able to provide assistance getting clients operational on alternative platforms but be aware it will probably require some trial and error on your part.

ITC VPN Instructions

2014-01-23T23:11:41Z

NetSelect: /* Installation Steps */

Some ITC lab equipment can be accessed via VPN connection to ITCnet. The OpenVPN software is used to securely connect to ITCnet from off campus locations. You will not be able to VPN into ITCnet from the IHCC campus network (wired or wireless).

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an ITC domain account (contact your instructor for more information)
* Your domain account must have VPN access enabled (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must have a system which is supported by OpenVPN
* You must have an account with administrative permissions on the system which you will be installing and running the OpenVPN client. OpenVPN modifies network drivers and system routing tables in a way which requires administrative permissions for both installation and connection of the client.
* You must NOT be on a network which utilizes the 172.17.0.0/16 address space.

=Windows Systems=
==Installation==
===Files===
You will need to download an OpenVPN client for your system. If you are using a 64-bit system you SHOULD use a 64-bit client with 64-bit TUN/TAP virtual network adapter; 32-bit systems must use a 32-bit client. It is suggested that you use the latest version (2.3.2) unless you have problems in which case you may want to try the 2.2.2 version (only available in 32-bit).
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-i686.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 32-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-x86_64.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 64-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-2.2.2-install.exe OpenVPN 2.2.2 32-bit]
You will also need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files].

===Installation Steps===
# Install the OpenVPN client software. Make a note of the installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN, for 32-bit on 64-bit system, C:\Program Files(x86)\OpenVPN)
#* Note: This installation will require administrative privileges as network drivers are being modified.
#* Note: Installation of the TAP network driver will temporarily cause your network connection to drop during the installation process. You may be notified of this with a warning dialog box during the install.
# Unpack the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files] to the config directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config). You should end up with an "IHCC-ITC" subdirectory with a few files in it inside of the config directory.
#* Note: Depending on your version of Windows you may need to have administrative permissions and/or confirm that you want to modify files in order to manipulate files inside of the C:\Program Files\ directory.
# Your installation is now complete and you should be able to launch OpenVPN and connect following the instructions in the connection section of this guide.

==Connection==
# Launch the "OpenVPN GUI" program which can be found in your Start Menu or Start Screen.
#* Note: The OpenVPN GUI MUST be started with administrative permissions each time it is run. On Windows Vista/7/8 this means you will need to click "Yes" on a UAC dialog box when the program starts. By default the program is not setup to ask for administrative permissions but it will not work in this way. You can set the program to always run with administrative permissions by navigating to the bin directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\bin) and right clicking on openvpn-gui.exe and selecting Properties. On the Compatibility tab of the properties dialog box place a checkmark next to "Run this program as an administrator" and click "OK". From now on anytime you run the OpenVPN GUI program you will be prompted with a UAC dialog to allow the program to run as an administrator.
# You should now have an OpenVPN icon in your system tray (by the clock). The unconnected icon looks like two computers with red screens and a globe between them.
# Right click on the OpenVPN icon in the system tray and choose "Connect" from the context menu.
#* Hint: If you don't see a "Connect" option you probably have not correctly installed the ITC OpenVPN configuration files. Refer to the installation section of this guide for instructions on installing these files.
# Enter your ITC domain credentials in the provided dialog box and click OK.
# You should see the log scroll by as the connection is made.
# Once the connection is complete the log dialog box should go away by itself and the OpenVPN tray icon should now show two computers with green screens and a globe between them.
# You can verify that you have connected to ITCnet by opening a command prompt and pinging 172.17.99.1 which is a router on ITCnet and you should receive replies back.
# You should now be able to access all ITCnet resources in the same way you can when in an ITC lab and connected to ITCnet.
# When you are finished with your connection you should disconnect from ITCnet by right clicking on the OpenVPN tray icon and selecting disconnect.

=Other Operating Systems=
If OpenVPN has a client available for your OS you should be able to use it to connect. Clients are available for at least Mac, Linux, and Android. In addition to the client software for your OS you will need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files]. The ITC lab assistant MAY be able to provide assistance getting clients operational on alternative platforms but be aware it will probably require some trial and error on your part.

ITC VPN Instructions

2014-01-23T23:09:01Z

NetSelect: /* Files */

Some ITC lab equipment can be accessed via VPN connection to ITCnet. The OpenVPN software is used to securely connect to ITCnet from off campus locations. You will not be able to VPN into ITCnet from the IHCC campus network (wired or wireless).

=Prerequisites=
* You must have an ITC domain account (contact your instructor for more information)
* Your domain account must have VPN access enabled (contact your instructor for more information)
* You must have a system which is supported by OpenVPN
* You must have an account with administrative permissions on the system which you will be installing and running the OpenVPN client. OpenVPN modifies network drivers and system routing tables in a way which requires administrative permissions for both installation and connection of the client.
* You must NOT be on a network which utilizes the 172.17.0.0/16 address space.

=Windows Systems=
==Installation==
===Files===
You will need to download an OpenVPN client for your system. If you are using a 64-bit system you SHOULD use a 64-bit client with 64-bit TUN/TAP virtual network adapter; 32-bit systems must use a 32-bit client. It is suggested that you use the latest version (2.3.2) unless you have problems in which case you may want to try the 2.2.2 version (only available in 32-bit).
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-i686.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 32-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-install-2.3.2-I003-x86_64.exe OpenVPN 2.3.2 64-bit]
*[http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/openvpn-2.2.2-install.exe OpenVPN 2.2.2 32-bit]
You will also need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files].

===Installation Steps===
# Install the OpenVPN client software. Make a note of the installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN)
#* Note: This installation will require administrative privileges as network drivers are being modified.
#* Note: Installation of the TAP network driver will temporarily cause your network connection to drop during the installation process. You may be notified of this with a warning dialog box during the install.
# Unpack the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files] to the config directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config). You should end up with an "IHCC-ITC" subdirectory with a few files in it inside of the config directory.
#* Note: Depending on your version of Windows you may need to have administrative permissions and/or confirm that you want to modify files in order to manipulate files inside of the C:\Program Files\ directory.
# Your installation is now complete and you should be able to launch OpenVPN and connect following the instructions in the connection section of this guide.

==Connection==
# Launch the "OpenVPN GUI" program which can be found in your Start Menu or Start Screen.
#* Note: The OpenVPN GUI MUST be started with administrative permissions each time it is run. On Windows Vista/7/8 this means you will need to click "Yes" on a UAC dialog box when the program starts. By default the program is not setup to ask for administrative permissions but it will not work in this way. You can set the program to always run with administrative permissions by navigating to the bin directory inside of the OpenVPN installation directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\bin) and right clicking on openvpn-gui.exe and selecting Properties. On the Compatibility tab of the properties dialog box place a checkmark next to "Run this program as an administrator" and click "OK". From now on anytime you run the OpenVPN GUI program you will be prompted with a UAC dialog to allow the program to run as an administrator.
# You should now have an OpenVPN icon in your system tray (by the clock). The unconnected icon looks like two computers with red screens and a globe between them.
# Right click on the OpenVPN icon in the system tray and choose "Connect" from the context menu.
#* Hint: If you don't see a "Connect" option you probably have not correctly installed the ITC OpenVPN configuration files. Refer to the installation section of this guide for instructions on installing these files.
# Enter your ITC domain credentials in the provided dialog box and click OK.
# You should see the log scroll by as the connection is made.
# Once the connection is complete the log dialog box should go away by itself and the OpenVPN tray icon should now show two computers with green screens and a globe between them.
# You can verify that you have connected to ITCnet by opening a command prompt and pinging 172.17.99.1 which is a router on ITCnet and you should receive replies back.
# You should now be able to access all ITCnet resources in the same way you can when in an ITC lab and connected to ITCnet.
# When you are finished with your connection you should disconnect from ITCnet by right clicking on the OpenVPN tray icon and selecting disconnect.

=Other Operating Systems=
If OpenVPN has a client available for your OS you should be able to use it to connect. Clients are available for at least Mac, Linux, and Android. In addition to the client software for your OS you will need the [http://www.ihcc-netacad.net/files/vpn/IHCC-ITC.zip ITC OpenVPN configuration and certificate files]. The ITC lab assistant MAY be able to provide assistance getting clients operational on alternative platforms but be aware it will probably require some trial and error on your part.

Open Lab Schedule

2013-09-24T19:20:02Z

NetSelect: /* Fall Semester Schedule */

=Fall 2013=

==Fall Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|9/23-9/27 !
|12n-3p
|varies
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|3p - 8p
|varies
|}

! Note occasional specific date variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2013-09-24T19:19:38Z

NetSelect: /* Fall Semester Schedule */

=Fall 2013=

==Fall Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|9/23-9/27
|12n-3p
|varies
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|3p - 8p
|varies
|}

! Note occasional specific date variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2013-09-14T17:56:29Z

NetSelect: /* Fall Semester Schedule */

=Fall 2013=

==Fall Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|9/16 - 9/20
|12n-3p
|varies
|-
|9/23-9/27
|12n-3p
|varies
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|3p - 8p
|varies
|}

! Note occasional specific date variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2013-09-13T15:39:37Z

NetSelect: /* Fall Semester Schedule */

=Fall 2013=

==Fall Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|9/13
|9:30a-6p
|varies
|-
|9/16 - 9/20
|12n-3p
|varies
|-
|9/23-9/27
|12n-3p
|varies
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|3p - 8p
|varies
|}

! Note occasional specific date variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2013-09-13T15:39:19Z

NetSelect: /* Fall Semester Schedule */

=Fall 2013=

==Fall Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|9/13
|9:30a-6p
|varies
|-
|9/16 - 9/20
|12n-3p
|varies
|-
|9/23-9/27
|12n-3p
|varies
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|3p - 8p
|varies
|}

! Note occasional specific dates variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2013-09-12T02:13:04Z

NetSelect: /* Fall Semester Schedule */

=Fall 2013=

==Fall Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|9/12
|12:30p-8p
|varies
|-
|9/13
|9:30a-6p
|varies
|-
|9/16 - 9/20
|12n-3p
|varies
|-
|9/23-9/27
|12n-3p
|varies
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|3p - 8p
|varies
|}

! Note occasional specific dates variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2013-09-12T02:12:08Z

NetSelect: /* Fall Semester Schedule */

=Fall 2013=

==Fall Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|9/12
|12:30p-8p
|varies
|-
|9/13
|9:30a-6p
|varies
|-
|9/16 - 9/20
|12n-3p
|varies
|-
|9/23-9/27
|12n-3p
|varies
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|3p - 8p
|varies
|}

Note occasional variances from the typical Monday - Thursday schedule.

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2013-09-12T02:08:45Z

NetSelect: /* Fall Semester Schedule */

=Fall 2013=

==Fall Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|9/12
|12:30p-8p
|varies
|-
|9/13
|9:30a-6p
|varies
|-
|9/16 - 9/20
|12n-3p
|varies
|-
|9/23-9/27
|12n-3p
|varies
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|3p - 8p
|varies
|}

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2013-08-26T15:14:31Z

NetSelect: /* Summer 2013 */

=Fall 2013=

==Fall Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|3p - 8p
|varies
|}

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]

Open Lab Schedule

2013-05-23T15:09:55Z

NetSelect:

=Summer 2013=

==Summer Semester Schedule==
{| border="1"
|-
|DAY
|HOURS
|ROOM
|-
|Monday - Thursday
|10a - 3p
|varies
|}

Rooms as needed and according to availability. If you need access to specific hardware, be sure to arrange in advance. VMs can be run on any of the lab stations in B107, B109, B143 and B144. Closing time sharp!

==Finals Schedule==
TBD

==General Information==
The specific lab which is open varies by day and availability but generally equipment for CCNA classes and A+ classes is available. If there is an open lab time scheduled at least one of the labs should normally be available, but classes using labs will take precedence over open lab time.

Lab time may also be available by appointment with lab assistant Tom McArdell please email t.mcardell@inverhills.edu to schedule an appointment at least 1 business day in advance. Make sure to indicate the date and time you are requesting as well as what lab room you need access to so the class schedule can be checked. Do not assume the time is available until you receive a confirmation email.

==Resources==
* [[CNT Lab Assistant Log]]