If you’re attempting to connect to a Cornell Mac, or Linux computer, from a Windows PC, follow the directions below.
First, if you don't have a Virtual Network Computing (VNC) client installed, you must download and install one. We recommend VNC Viewer app, it's free.
After you've installed VNC Viewer, follow the steps below.
- From the Start Menu, search for VNC Viewer and launch the app.

- Click "Use RealVNC Viewer without signing in"

- Enter the IP address of the on-campus Mac in the VNC Server Address field.

- You will be presented with an "Insecure Connection" warning. This is okay to ignore. Press "Continue".

- For Username enter your NetID. Then type your password and click "OK".
