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Getting Connected To Hopkins MyCloud The MyCloud resource page can be located by clicking HERE . Available online resources include; a full color Walkthrough Guide for connecting to the MyCloud portal, guided and self-help training resources, Known Issues Blog, FAQ’s, and more. There are two primary methods for accessing Hopkins MyCloud: The MyJH Portal under the “Cloud” category. The MyCloud link works from inside or outside the Hopkins network with the use of multi-factor authentication (MFA). Direct access via any HTML5 enabled web browser is available by clicking https://mycloud.jh.edu or by copy/pasting the URL into your browser search bar.

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Getting Connected To Hopkins MyCloudThe MyCloud resource page can be located by clicking HERE. Available online resources include; a full color Walkthrough Guide for connecting to the MyCloud portal, guided and self-help training resources, Known Issues Blog, FAQ’s, and more.

There are two primary methods for accessing Hopkins MyCloud:

The MyJH Portal under the “Cloud” category. The MyCloud link works from inside or outside the Hopkins network with the use of multi-factor authentication (MFA).

Direct access via any HTML5 enabled web browser is available by clicking https://mycloud.jh.edu or by copy/pasting the URL into your browser search bar.

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Accessing the MyCloud Web Portal:

**Note: If you are accessing through a managed Johns Hopkins desktop, Enterprise Single Sign On will pass your credentials through automatically.

Enter your JHED ID and password:

Click ‘Detect Receiver’:

Upon first time login, you may see the following pop-up (browser experience may vary):o Click ‘Remember my choice for all links of this type’o Click ‘Launch Application’

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If Citrix Receiver is already installed, click “Already Installed”:

**Note: Most managed Johns Hopkins systems will have a pre-installed Citrix Receiver, and you may ignore the license agreement at this time. Current supported versions of Citrix Receiver: v4.8 for Windows, 12.8.1 for Mac. If your system does not have Citrix Receiver, you may accept the agreement, and proceed with a manual installation of Citrix Receiver. More information can be found HERE.

You will start on the StoreFront landing page at the “Favorites” tab:

Accessing Applications from the MyCloud Web Portal:

Locate the three tabs in the blue ribbon bar at the top of the portal.Click on the “Apps” tab.

Type “Epic Hyperspace PRD” in the search box*

Click the icon for Epic Hyperspace PRD to launch the app:

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To make this process easier the next time you log in, the icon can be added to your default favorites tab: Click “Details” next to the Epic Hyperspace PRD Icon:

Click “Add to Favorites”.

*Note: Although individual access to applications will vary, all available applications can be searched and accessed using the same method outlined above.

Accessing the MyCloud Desktop from the MyCloud Web Portal:

Navigate to ‘MyCloud Desktop’, and click the icon:

**Note: Some browsers may prompt with an .ica file. Click the downloaded .ica to launch your desktop.

 

**Note: You may also click the drop down menu on the right, and select “Always open files of this type”.

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The desktop will load, and you are connected!

Congratulations! You are now connected to your Hopkins MyCloud Desktop!

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Connecting to Hopkins MyCloud Desktop   via HTML5 “Light Version”

Assumptions: Customer is working remotely and/or is using a personal or unsupported device.

Log into Storefront with the directions above using JHED ID and Password/MFA. Once in Storefront; Click on your name in the upper right hand corner. Click ‘Change Citrix Receiver’.

Click “Use Light Version”:

You will be automatically redirected back to Storefront.This will configure Citrix Receiver to use the HTML5 “Light” version. 

Navigating the In-Session Shade Window

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At the top of the window shade, click the down arrow: This will show a series of options available through the Citrix client.

 

 The ‘Home’ button will reduce all your open desktop session windows, so you can use the local desktop and applications.

 ‘Ctrl+Alt+Del’ will send a command similar to your local windows workstation.

“Preferences” will take you to the settings menu:**Note: No changes are required. 

“Full-Screen” will take you to full screen mode, and vice versa for windowed mode.

“Shortcuts” will open a submenu of Storefront features.**Note: This feature is partially functional in full screen mode only

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“Disconnect”will disconnect your current Hopkins MyCloud Desktop session. Or you can double click the ‘Disconnect’ button conveniently located on your desktop:**Note: Your desktop will continue to run, but your secure session will disconnect.

     

Using Multiple Monitors

First “window” the Hopkins MyCloud Desktop session: 

Drag/stretch the session across both monitors:

 

Maximize the session back to ‘Full Screen’ mode. The session will automatically expand to use both monitors:

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Example for Creating a ‘ Favorite ’

On the Citrix StoreFront landing page, click the “Desktops” or “Apps” tab at the top:

Locate the target desktop icon. Click “Details”, and then click “Add to Favorites”:

 Your Desktop or App can now be found on your Favorites Tab.**Note: You can also remove a favorite by clicking ‘Remove’ from the same ‘Details’ view:

Resetting Your   MyCloud Desktop from Storefront

While at the “Favorites” or “Desktop” tab, click “Details” next to the icon:

Click “Restart”:

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Click “Restart” when prompted:

**Note: Please wait 3-4 minutes before attempting to reconnect. This allows adequate time for your profile data to sync back to the server infrastructure.