Since PHAS VPN is just a subset of the UBC VPN, to connect to the PHAS VPN you follow the same steps as used to connect to the UBC VPN (see below for instructional links) with the exception of adding ".phas" to your CWL username.įor example, if your CWL username is smith, you would enter:.Send a request to with your CWL username. Note: This is for PHAS department members only.
If you connect to a PHAS service with one of these IPs, the server knows that you are a trusted "phas person". UBC IT provides the department with a range of IP addresses which are reserved for people with a CWL role of ca.users. The PHAS VPN is just a subset of the UBC VPN. The user presumably wants access to some protected resource: the "home file system" departmental web pages etc. The "remote" computer might be a home system (connecting through Telus or Shaw, or whatever) or a computer connecting wirelessly either on campus or elsewhere.
VPN uses PPTP (Point to Point Tunneling Protocol) or IPSec to connect a "remote" computer to a central VPN server in order to allow access to various services.
Basically, VPN refers to technology that extends trustworthiness to remote computers & users while using the public network.
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