Once logged in, the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub window will eventually appear.
NOTE: If at any time you would like assistance please contact WCER's Research IT Help Desk and we will be happy to guide you along this process. The final steps will be activating Microsoft 365 (Office) and Adobe Creative Cloud and any other resources you will need. Once you are signed in to your laptop, we need to get the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub configured for you. You of course are a member, but, because your computer is being setup outside of our network, unless we can establish a secure connection to our network from your local home network, your new computer cannot verify your account because it cannot “see” the WCER network, and thus will not let you sign in.īy following the steps outlined in this document, we will overcome this problem.įirst we’ll get your new computer connected to your local Wi-Fi network, and then we will get it connected to WCER’s network via the pre-installed VPN client (GlobalProtect).įinally, you will be able to sign in to your laptop using your WCER username and password. This is especially useful for PCs which are issued to remote employees, or situations where there is little to no administrator interaction available or needed.īecause your computer is being issued remotely, there are some unique challenges that must be overcome in order to make it a success.įirst, your new computer is joined to the WCER/SoE network domain and will only allow users who are also members that domain to sign in.
#REMOTEPC INITIAL LOGIN WINDOWS#
This document is targeted at the WCER end user for use as a guide for the initial setup of remotely managed (i.e., Workspace ONE) Windows computers.
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