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TheChenger23 Posts: 3	Posted 16:27 Apr 24, 2015 \| Is anyone else having a problem with your files not showing up? In class my html file was working fine but now that i'm at home, nothing is loading. I didn't change any code.
darkserith Posts: 45	Posted 16:40 Apr 24, 2015 \| Yeah, you can only view the images/videos/audio if you are either on: (1) The school network OR (2) You are connected to CSULA's Virtual Private Network (VPN) from another internet network, such as your home internet network for example. To connect to CSULA' vpn: go to http://www.calstatela.edu/its/services/network/vpn.php. Then, choose your operating system (windows/mac/ios,android), and follow the instructions to install a program called Junos Pulse Eventually, you're computer will be connected to the VPN and then the web page should load the images/audio/video file as if you were on the CSULA network on campus, even though you're actually on home, on your own internet service, but also on the CSULA VPN.

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TheChenger23

Posts: 3

Posted 16:27 Apr 24, 2015 |

Is anyone else having a problem with your files not showing up?

In class my html file was working fine but now that i'm at home, nothing is loading.

I didn't change any code.

darkserith

Posts: 45

Posted 16:40 Apr 24, 2015 |

Yeah, you can only view the images/videos/audio if you are either on:

(1) The school network

(2) You are connected to CSULA's Virtual Private Network (VPN) from another internet network, such as your home internet network for example. To connect to CSULA' vpn: go to http://www.calstatela.edu/its/services/network/vpn.php. Then, choose your operating system (windows/mac/ios,android), and follow the instructions to install a program called Junos Pulse

Eventually, you're computer will be connected to the VPN and then the web page should load the images/audio/video file as if you were on the CSULA network on campus, even though you're actually on home, on your own internet service, but also on the CSULA VPN.