What does a Virtual Private Networking (VPN) connection do? A VPN connection allows you to use your network drives, as well as Microsoft Outlook to send and receive email on a computer outside of the Rotman network. This document assumes that you have already connected to the Internet and have already installed a new copy of Microsoft Office 2007. Screenshots are provided for illustrative purposes only. For more information on how to connect to the Internet, please consult documentation provided by your Internet Services Provider (ISP). Note: If your computer has a firewall installed, either software (ZoneAlarm or Norton Internet Security) or hardware (on some DSL/Cable Modems), then you may have difficulties connecting to our VPN server and additional network resources. You are required to adjust the settings on the firewall to allow PPTP traffic (TCP port 1723) to pass through. For more information, consult the documentation provided by the firewall.
Create the VPN Connection
3. Click the link Set up a connection or network.
1. Log on to your computer as a user that has
administrative privileges. Make sure you are connected to the internet. 2. Click Start Connect To.
4. Select Connect to a workplace and click Next.
5. Click Use my Internet connection (VPN).
6. For Internet Address, type 128.100.43.250.
For Destination name, type Rotman VPN. Enable the option Dont connect now; just set it so I can connect later. Click Next.
7. Leave User name, password, and domain blank
and click Create.
8. Click Close.
9. Click Start Connect To.
10. Right-click Rotman VPN and select Properties.
12. Click the Networking tab and select Internet
Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IP v4). Click the Properties button.
11. Select the Options tab and make sure Include
Windows logon domain is enabled.
13. Click the Advanced button.
14. On the IP Settings tab, disable the option Use
default gateway on remote network.
17. Enter your RWorld user name, password and
ROTMAN in the domain field and click Connect. Do not click on the box that says Save this user name and password for the following users:.
Connect to Rotman VPN
15. Click OK on each window to return to the window titled Connect to a network. (Normally, you can get to this window by clicking Start Connect To). 16. Select Rotman VPN and click the Connect button. You will see the login window.
18. After VPN is connected, you should see the
following confirmation:
Add Shortcuts to Network Drives
22. Repeat the previous three steps and replace
\\fmadmin.rotman.utoronto.ca\username with
19. To add a shortcut to connect to your network
drives, right-click on your desktop and click New Shortcut.
the following for other network drives:
T drive \\fmadmin.rotman.utoronto.ca\publicshared
20. Type \\fmadmin.rotman.utoronto.ca\username
(where username is your RWorld user name) in the location field and click Next.
U drive \\fmgmt1.rotman.utoronto.ca\username
Please contact the Help Desk to determine the path
of other network drives (e.g. I, J, L, O etc.).
Configure Microsoft Outlook
23. Open the Start menu and right-click the Outlook icon at the top. Select Properties.
21. This shortcut is actually connecting to your P drive,
so under Type a name for the shortcut: you should type P drive as the name of the shortcut. Click Finish. There will be an icon named P drive that will show up on the Desktop.
24. If you have already been using Outlook then click on
Show Profiles, otherwise, skip to step 26.
25. Click Add
27. Check the box option Manually configure server
settings or additional server types and click Next.
28. Select Microsoft Exchange, and click Next.
26. For Profile Name, type Rotman Exchange then
click OK.
29. In the field labeled Microsoft Exchange server:
type 128.100.42.207 Type your RWorld user name in the User Name field. Click Next.
31. If you have more than one profile available, then
click on Prompt for a profile to be used and then click OK. Otherwise, click on Always use this profile then click OK.
30. If a login prompt appears, type ROTMAN\username,
where username is your RWorld user name, and your password. Click OK.