How to Launch and Sign-in to the Global Protect VPN

Introduction

This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to connect to the GlobalProtect VPN. VPN access is essential for secure remote connections to institutional resources.

Requirements

Instructions

  1. Open the GlobalProtect Software
    • Search for GlobalProtect in the Windows or Mac search bar.
      or
    • Search for the GlobalProtect icon in the taskbar on Windows or Mac.
      Global Protect Icon
    • If the app is not available, please submit a ticket for assistance.
  2. Enter the Portal Address
    • When the Welcome screen appears, select "Get Started."
      Global Protect Welcome Screen
    • On the next page, enter the following address: pcc-vpn.pima.edu
      VPN Portal Address Page
    • Click Connect.
  3. Sign In with Your Pima Credentials
    • Enter your Pima username and password.
      VPN Sign In Page
    • Click Sign In.
  4. Authenticate with DUO
    • Enter your six-digit DUO code from one of the following methods and click Sign In:
      1. Duo Push: Type 1 to receive a push notification.
      2. Phone Call: Type 2 to get a phone call with your DUO code.
      3. SMS Passcode: Type 3 to get a text message with your DUO code.

DUO MFA Login Page

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