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 Here are some instructions on how to use Apple Remote Desktop Client to connect from a MAC outside the DUMC firewall to your BIAC Windows computer inside the PHI zone. Here are some instructions on how to use Apple Remote Desktop Client to connect from a MAC outside the DUMC firewall to your BIAC Windows computer inside the PHI zone.
  
-1) Install the Apple Remote Desktop Client : [[https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/microsoft-remote-desktop/id715768417?mt=12|Microsoft Remote Desktop for OS X]]+1) Install the Apple Remote Desktop Client : [[https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/microsoft-remote-desktop-8-0/id715768417?mt=12|Microsoft Remote Desktop for OS X]]
  
-2a) If you have access to the Duke VPN, open [[https://software.oit.duke.edu/comp-print/software/license/detail.php?id=195|Cisco AnyConnect]] and login to the VPN ( dmvpn.duhs.duke.edu ) +2) If you have access to the Duke VPN, open [[https://dmvpn.duhs.duke.edu/CACHE/stc/2/binaries/anyconnect-macos-4.4.03034-core-vpn-webdeploy-k9.dmg|Cisco AnyConnect]] and login to the VPN ( dmvpn.duhs.duke.edu )
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-2b) If you do not have VPN access, open an ssh terminal to create a tunnel. +
-    ssh -N -L3390:yourcomputer.dhe.duke.edu:3389 username@nernst.biac.duke.edu -p 80+
  
 3) Once the VPN is connected ( or tunnel has been created), then open the RDC client. 3) Once the VPN is connected ( or tunnel has been created), then open the RDC client.
    * Login : your windows username    * Login : your windows username
    * Host (with VPN): yourcomputer.dhe.duke.edu    * Host (with VPN): yourcomputer.dhe.duke.edu
-   * Host (with tunnel): localhost:3390  ( this means your local computer, port 3390 because you have tunnelled the traffic ) +   
 Once you are finished with the RDC, close the client and "Ctrl + C" will kill your ssh tunnel. Once you are finished with the RDC, close the client and "Ctrl + C" will kill your ssh tunnel.
  
biac/apple-rdc.txt · Last modified: 2023/05/17 15:41 by cmp12

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