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What is the Remote Application Server?
The remote application server allows you to access Windows-based applications from any computer (Windows or Mac) or mobile device (smartphone or tablet) with an Internet connection. You can access software programs stored on the Remote Application Server without the hassle or expense of installing them on your home computer (see below for the list of available applications).
Faculty and Staff: Remote Desktop via the Remote Application Server must be requested using the online Remote Access Opt-in Form. Access to Banner INB, Hyperion Workspace, and WebNow is via the Secure Enclave. To use the Secure Enclave from off-campus, you must request Remote Access to your campus computer.
How do I use the Remote Application Server?
Citrix Web Application
We recommend that you use the web-based version of Citrix. To access the web application, open your web browser and navigate to https://apps.ccsu.edu, and then log in with your BlueNet username and password. To open an application, first open a folder (Academic Applications, Administrative Applications, or Public Applications) and then click on the application icon.
Citrix Receiver
You may also use the Citrix Receiver application to access the remote application server. When you open the Citrix Receiver application for the first time, you will be prompted to set it up to connect to the CCSU server. At the prompt, enter your CCSU email address (faculty/staff) or https://apps.ccsu.edu (students). When you are prompted to log in, enter your BlueNet username and password.
Microsoft Remote Application Server
To open applications, click on the folder then application you wish to access. To create Favorites, click on the Details link next to the application icon then click on Add to Favorites.
What Programs are accessible through the Remote Application Server?
Note: Depending upon your BlueNet Account, you may see a slightly different set of programs and options than represented on this list. If you require access to something listed here and do not have it, please call the IT Help Desk to request access.
Academic Applications:
- ArcCatalog
- ArcGlobe
- ArcMap
- ArcScene
- Maple
- Matlab
- Minitab
- Modeler
- PORD
- SPSS
Administrative Applications
- EMS
- Real VNC
- Remote Desktop
Public Applications:
- Acrobat Pro
- Internet Explorer
- Microsoft Access
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft InfoPath
- Microsoft Outlook
- Microsoft PowerPoint
- Microsoft Project
- Microsoft Publisher
- Microsoft Visio
- Microsoft Word
How do I use My OneDrive with applications on the Remote Application Server?
Opening and saving files from and to OneDrive requires a few steps to sync your OneDrive with your personal computer. Must have programs for macbook pro. Click on the link below for instructions.
Need Help?
Microsoft Remote Desktop Published Application
Contact the IT Help Desk at (860) 832-1720 or techsupport@ccsu.edu.