What can I do with Texas State VPN?
Texas State's VPN allows you to remotely connect to several important IT services: 1 Banner Admin 2 Databases 3 DEV or QUAL Environments 4 Remote Desktop Connection (to connect to and operate your work computer remotely) 5 SAP Business Client 6 Software Center 7 UDrive and Department Share Drive More ...
What is Remote Desktop Connection?
With Remote Desktop Connection, you can remotely connect from one computer to a Texas State computer -- on or off campus.
Do I need a VPN connection to access TXST services?
It only secures your access to specific TXST services. A VPN connection should be used to connect to these services. Some alternate options exist that do not require VPN. A VPN connection is not required to access many cloud services. Please do not connect to VPN to use these services:
How do I apply for access to Remote Data Systems?
To apply for access to any of the Remote Data Systems, please submit the following forms: Only one needed per facility (or per Submitter ID). Submitter ID/TPI number must match the numbers on the specimen submission forms.
How to be successful as a remote learner?
When will Texas State University start teaching in 2020?
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About Remote Desktop Connection
Visit the Remote Desktop Connection page for more information about this service.
Learn
See the below help articles for step-by-step instructions on how to use Remote Desktop Connection.
How to be successful as a remote learner?
Some quick tips for success as a remote learner include: Active communication. Be proactive in keeping lines of communication open. Remote learners need to ask questions when they have them. Participation in class relies on different tools during remote learning but is still a necessary part of being a good student.
When will Texas State University start teaching in 2020?
How to Prepare. As of March 19, 2020 and in response to health and safety concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, all Texas State courses will be offered using remote or alternative teaching delivery through the end of the Spring 2020 term. Faculty are working now to modify their courses.
Quick Guide to When VPN is Required (and when it's not)
Below is a quick guide to which services need VPN and which do not. We ask that you do not use VPN unless you need it to access necessary services. Connecting VPN will not secure your general web browsing. It only secures your access to specific TXST services.
About Virtual Private Network (VPN)
Visit the Virtual Private Network (VPN) page for more information about this service.
Get Started
All faculty, staff, and students (in specific academic classes) can setup a VPN connection via F5 Remote Access. VPN service is intended to provide connectivity to university assets that are not otherwise available while away from the TXST network.
Learn
See the below help articles for step-by-step instructions on how to establish a TXST VPN connection:
How to be successful as a remote learner?
Some quick tips for success as a remote learner include: Active communication. Be proactive in keeping lines of communication open. Remote learners need to ask questions when they have them. Participation in class relies on different tools during remote learning but is still a necessary part of being a good student.
When will Texas State University start teaching in 2020?
How to Prepare. As of March 19, 2020 and in response to health and safety concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, all Texas State courses will be offered using remote or alternative teaching delivery through the end of the Spring 2020 term. Faculty are working now to modify their courses.
