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Limited Access
Because of persistent threats leveraged against higher ed academic institutions, CNF has limited access to the java Coral client to those on the Cornell network and to those dialed into the Cornell VPN.
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CNF users with a Cornell NetID may access Coral from off campus by first connecting to the Cornell VPN. If you no longer have an active affiliation with Cornell other than the CNF, you will need to provide additional information before connecting to the VPN. Please see below.
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Follow the instructions on the Cornell VPN webpage to install and connect to the Cornell VPN. Once connected, just run the Coral client as usual.
In-Active NetIDs (eg Cornell Alums and former CU Faculty/Staff/Postdocs)
Beginning June 15, 2021, CNF will be able to re-activate NetIDs as "Sponsored NetIDs". Please contact CNF Computing.
Prior to June 15, 2021... Even if you have registered for CNF with a Cornell Legacy GuestID, you can still use your former NetID to connect to the VPN, after following the below steps.
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Once connected, you can run Coral as normal.
CNF VPN - for users with a Legacy GuestID
If you login to CNF services with a Cornell Legacy GuestID, you can connect to CNF's "Coral GuestID" VPN. Follow the below steps:
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Cornell GuestID VPN Service
- Follow the instructions on the GuestID VPN Service webpage to install and connect to RS-CNF-VPN-GID .
Once connected, you can run Coral as normal.
Web-Based Access to Coral
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XReporter is accessible at http://xreporter.cnfusers.cornell.edu . .
CNF Thin
Users may, via VPN, remotely connect to CNF Thin to run CORAL.
Virtual CAD Rm
Users may, via the subscription based Virtual CAD Room service, remotely run CORAL.