Summary
When MedicatOne (M1) needs to be accessed from off campus, users must use a specific profile connection that provides additional security measures to protect sensitive data. This document guides the user through the steps to establish this connection and successfully log into MedicatOne (M1).
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NOTE-IMPORTANT-PLEASE READ BEFORE PROCEEDING!
In order to use Zscaler and MedicatOne on client computers, the following criteria must be met:
- Intune imaged and encrypted
- Member of DEPT_Sports Medicine
- Member of MedicatUsers
- ACL and firewall permission by building (either HAPC or FieldHouse)
- Medicat user account - assigned by K Smoot
- You just need a normal Zscaler connection, which is different from the previous client. If you already have a normal Zscaler connection established, you can skip to step 7. In the lower left-hand corner of your system tray, click on the up arrow

- Find the Zscaler Client

- Click on the icon and select "Open Zscaler"

- Click "Turn On" in Zscaler.

- When the Wyo Login screen appears, enter your username and password (just as you would when logging into your work computer). Click "Logon"

- Complete two factor authentication.

- Once Zscaler indicates that it is connected, open your browser.


- Enter "medicatone.com" in the browser URL (Address) field and press "Return"

- Click the "SSO" icon

- Enter "1529" as the TenantID and click on "Apply"

- The first time you log in with the SSO, the InCommon page will appear. You must indicate which institution you are with.

- Type in "University of Wyoming" (don't search for it, the list is incredibly long) and ensure the box for "Remember this choice" is checked. Press Enter when ready.

- Stressing one more time to mark the box that says "Remember this choice". It will save you from frustration later. Click "University of Wyoming uwyo.edu"

- You may or may not have to log into the Wyo Login page again. This may be a once-a-day login. Log in once, and the rest of the day, it shouldn't repeat.

- You are now in MedicatOne (M1)
