AppsAnywhere

Access Missouri S&T provided software anywhere.

Welcome to S&T's AppsAnywhere. AppsAnywhere is a software virtualization platform that allows certain S&T-provided software to be accessed from all CLC computers, IT-managed computers, and personal devices running Windows 10. 

If you are having trouble using AppsAnywhere, check out the troubleshooting instructions at the bottom of the page.

 

Due to licensing restrictions, some software is not available outside of the CLCs or on personal devices. If you are missing an application you need, try launching it through Horizon VDI. Click here to learn more about connecting to the VDI.

 

How to Connect

1. Open AppsAnywhere

From the desktop, select the AppsAnywhere icon. It will open a web browser for you to log into.

No icon? go to: https://appsanywhere.mst.edu
Apps Anywhere login screen for S&T

2. Log into AppsAnywhere

If prompted, select UM-AD\Username, and type in your S&T SSO user name.

It is not required to add @mst.edu or @umsystem.edu after your user name for this selection.
Apps Anywhere welcome message asking if the client is installed on your computer or not.

3. Select "I've already used AppsAnywhere"

When you first log in on a new computer, AppsAnywhere will ask you if you have used the software before or if you need to install the client. For university CLCs, you will want to select Already Used AppsAnywhere. You will not see this message when you return to this computer.
Apps Anywhere 7-Zip Application Tile

4. Select an App & Launch

Select an application that you would like to use and click Launch.
Cloudpaging status window.

5. Cloudpaging player

You may use the Cloudpaging player to launch, stop, and remove apps.

Troubleshooting Instructions

If you are unable to validate when going to appsanywhere.mst.edu you can try these steps:

  1. Refresh the page.
  2. Log out of AppsAnywhere then log back in.
  3. Close your browser completely then relaunch AppsAnywhere.
  4. Reboot your machine.
  5. Kill any AppsAnywhere related processes (not Cloudpaging or Jukebox).
  6. Restart the AppsAnywhereService service.

 

If you are unable to launch a specific application or any applications at all you can try the steps below:

  1. Revalidate your session by logging out of AppsAnywhere and logging back in (follow steps above "Unable to Validate" if needed).
  2. Check that AppsAnywhere and Cloudpaging Player are both installed on your machine.
    1. Go to the Windows search bar at the bottom left of your screen.
    2. Type "control panel".
    3. In the Control Panel search bar at the top right of the screen, type in "uninstall a program" and click Enter.
    4. Scroll down the list to see if you have "AppsAnywhere" or "Cloudpaging Player".
    5. If you don't see it, log into appsanywhere.mst.edu to make sure it gets installed.
  3. Most applications require 64-bit Windows 10. (Some non-Cloudpaged software may be available).

 

At this point, the application has already been launched through AppsAnywhere, and the errors are coming from Cloudpaging Player. Errors at this stage may indicate an issue with the package.

Please open a ticket and provide a summary of the issues you are experiencing by following the steps below:

  1. Go to the Cherwell Ticketing System.
  2. Select the Service Catalog box.
  3. Then go to: Classrooms & Labs -> AppsAnywhere -> Request Troubleshooting.
  4. Fill in the text box under Please describe the issue you're having, and include if you have followed the troubleshooting steps on this page.
  5. If you can also take a screenshot of the error you are having, you may attach it to the request at the top navigation bar.
  6. Click Save at the top left of the window.