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--- en:support:wlan:vpn_eduvpn [05.12.2024 11:57] – strauss
+++ en:support:wlan:vpn_eduvpn [02.09.2025 11:00] (current) – [I use other Academiccloud accounts in parallel] strauss
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 ==== The most important differences to Cisco AnyConnect ====
   * eduVPN can only be used if you have set up a 2nd factor via [[https://id.academiccloud.de/security|id.academiccloud.de/security]]
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 ===== Setting up eduVPN =====
-**Please first enter the 2nd factor for the student account at [[https://id.academiccloud.de|id.academiccloud.de]]! Login, click on "Security" and set up a 2nd factor such as a passkey (TouchID, FaceID) or an authenticator app on your phone such as eduMFA
+**Please first enter the 2nd factor for the student account** at [[https://id.academiccloud.de|id.academiccloud.de]]! Login, click on "Security" and set up a 2nd factor such as a passkey (TouchID, FaceID) or an authenticator app on your phone such as eduMFA
 ==== Download and install ====
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 ===== I use other Academiccloud accounts in parallel =====
-It can be very frustrating to juggle two SSO (single sign-on, one login for (almost) everything, like Academiccloud) accounts in one browser. Since eduVPN is currently only released for students and not for employees, this is also relevant here. The solution under Firefox is called: Containers
+It can be very frustrating to juggle two SSO (single sign-on, one login for (almost) everything, like Academiccloud) accounts in one browser. The solution in Firefox is called: Containers
 With containers, you can use two different, separate sessions in the browser and thus run two different SSO accounts, for example.