Remote Desktop connection step of client computer Windows/Mac

To remotely access your work computer FROM a home computer running Microsoft Windows:

  1. Click on your Start menu.
  2. Go to Accessories.
  3. Select Remote Desktop Connection.
  4. A window will pop up as displayed below. Enter the network (IP) address or computer name of the computer you're trying to remotely access.
  1. Click the Connect button.
  2. Log in using your CNetID and password. If you encounter a problem or are asked for a domain or any information you don't know, consult your local IT group for assistance.

To remotely access your work computer FROM a home computer running Apple's Macintosh OS X:


  1. Browse to your Macintosh's Applications folder.
  2. Select Remote Desktop Connection.
  3. A window will pop up as displayed below. This is where you'll enter the network (IP) address or computer name of the computer you're trying to remotely access:
  4. Click the Connect button.
  5. Log in using your CNetID and password. If you encounter a problem or are asked for a domain or any information you don't know, consult your local IT group for assistance.

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