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Windows Home Users Only - Remote Desktops or Apps via the Remote Website

This document details the steps for accessing your remote desktop instance.

An alternate method can be found here, https://clarkssummitu.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/kb/pages/2674163713

Windows:

  1. It is recommend you use Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge, but other internet browsers should work. Other browsers will download the remote connection. IE & Edge will open them automatically for you.

  2. Go to the website https://remote.clarkssummitu.edu/rdweb.

  3. Sign in with your CSU email and password.

  4. Click on Employee (or another connection if needed).

    1. For IE and Edge it should open the session

    2. For all others it will download the file to your downloads folder. Open the file from this location to proceed.

  5. When prompted for credentials, use your CSU email and password.

  6. You will now be connected to your remote desktop. You may need to configure certain programs, such as Outlook, before you can use them.

macOS

  1. Install the Microsoft Remote Desktop 10 app from the Mac App Store.

  2. Visit https://remote.clarkssummitu.edu/rdweb.

  3. Sign in with your CSU email and password.

  4. Click on Employee (or another connection if needed).

  5. Save the file to your desktop.

  6. Open the file.

  7. When prompted for credentials, use your CSU email and password.

  8. You will now be connected to your remote desktop. You may need to configure certain programs, such as Outlook, before you can use them.

iOS

  1. Install the Microsoft Remote Desktop app from the iOS App Store.

  2. Visit https://remote.clarkssummitu.edu/rdweb in Safari.

  3. Sign in with your CSU email and password.

  4. Click on Employee (or another connection if needed).

  5. Click Open in "RD Client".

  6. When prompted for credentials, use your CSU email and password.

  7. You will now be connected to your remote desktop. You may need to configure certain programs, such as Outlook, before you can use them.