Enterprise Client Virtualization (Virtual Desktop)
Enterprise Client Virtualization (ECV) will provide physicians and clinical staff a consistent desktop environment from any location, with a single login to access all of their applications.
Below is some helpful information to get you started.
- Logging into ECV locally from WashU campus or BJC locations (PDF)
- Logging into ECV locally from Wash U campus or BJC locations VIDEO
- Logging into ECV in the clinic on a Thin Client VIDEO
- Logging into ECV remotely from non-WashU campus or BJC locations (PDF)
- Logging into ECV remotely from non-WashU campus or BJC locations using the installed VMWare Horizon Client (PDF)
- Logging into ECV remotely from off-campus VIDEO
- Logging into CTX remotely from non-WashU campus or BJC location using a MAC (PDF)
- Enrolling ID Badge for Tap-N-Go (PDF)
- Office 365 Outlook Web App (OWA) (PDF)
- Installing VMWare Horizon Client for Windows (PDF)
- Installing VMware View Client for Mac for WUSTL Supported Devices (PDF)
- Installing VMware View Client for Mac for Non-WUSTL Supported Devices (PDF)
- How to Lock & Unlock your virtual desktop (PDF)
- How to remotely access another computer RDP instructions (PDF)
- Accessing M-Modal Fluency Direct and CAPD on a Mac (PDF)
Log in from Thin Client and use Tap-N-Go:
Log in from On-Campus (Locally):
Log in from Off-Campus (Remotely):
Reminders
- Please log in to your virtual desktop when you start your day to avoid delays in the exam room.
- You will be required to enter your WUSTL Key credentials every four hours.
- Once logged back in, you will pick up where you left off.
- Your session will reset after 13 hours and any unsaved work will be lost.
- Remember to save your work often.
- The ECV screen will lock after inactivity.
- Clinics: 30 minutes of inactivity. However, Epic will lock after 20 minutes of inactivity.
- Hospitals: 15 minutes of inactivity.
- Use your WUSTL Key credentials to unlock it.
- Once logged back in, you will pick up where you left off.