Access Vista - Local Area Network (LAN)

Use the log in screen to configure Vista to securely connect to your company's on-premises Vista database via a Local Area Network (LAN).

The steps on this page are for new users or when you have just re-installed the Vista client on a workstation that may have already been set up. These instructions are specific to users whose organizations have on-premises deployment.

Before you can access Vista, make sure the following is complete:

Install the Vista Client Application on a Workstation.
Configure the Vista Client for LAN Connection.
Obtain your server name from your system administrator or by viewing the client configuration on a workstation that is already connected to the server.

Note: We recommend that you do not modify the configuration settings once you have completed the initial setup unless directed to do so by your administrator.

To connect your workstation client to the server:

Open the Vista application.
Then select Sign in with Classic ID.
On the Vista log in screen, select the plus sign next to the Vista Server field and enter the URL provided by your administrator, starting with https://.
Select the check mark to validate your entry.
Complete the login process according to your normal procedure.

For details, see Log in to Vista Using Classic Credentials.

Note: After a successful login, you can check the status of your connection to the server using the connection indicator in the bottom right corner of the Vista application window.

Access Vista - Local Area Network (LAN)

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