How to setup remote access?
Unplug your router, and if you have a separate device, also unplug your modem. Wait a minute, then plug in the modem. Wait another minute, then plug in your router again. This process can help clear caches, prompt background firmware updates and may pull a new internet address from your internet service provider.
How to setup remote access for a computer?
Windows 10 Fall Creator Update (1709) or later
- On the device you want to connect to, select Start and then click the Settings icon on the left.
- Select the System group followed by the Remote Desktop item.
- Use the slider to enable Remote Desktop.
- It is also recommended to keep the PC awake and discoverable to facilitate connections. ...
How can you use remote access?
See the details in this support article.
- Open system properties for the remote PC.
- Enable Allow remote connections to this computer and select Allow connections only from computers running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication.
- If the user who joined the PC to Azure AD is the only one who is going to connect remotely, no additional configuration is needed. ...
How to enable remote access on Windows 10?
Steps to enable allow remote connection in Windows 10:
- Open System using Windows+Pause Break.
- Choose Remote settings in the System window.
- Select Allow remote connections to this computer and tap OK in the System Properties dialog.
New employees
This section applies specifically to individuals who are entering university employment for the first time, or who previously worked for the University, but did not receive pay in 2017 or later.
Returning employees
Your information is not yet in Workday and you will be processed as a new employee. Please see access instructions on the "New Employees" tab.
Multi-Factor Authentication
The first time you log onto Workday, you will be prompted to setup your Multi-Factor Authentication at this time.
What issues are raised with remote work locations outside of Nevada?
Issues raised with remote work locations outside of Nevada include, but are not limited to, worker’s compensation, labor laws, tax issues, unemployment insurance, payroll, and state registration , and therefore need to be carefully considered. 6. Remote Work Arrangement Agreement.
Why is RWA not available?
Not every function is conducive to an alternate location because of student needs, research obligations, unit size and job responsibilities and/or university business needs.
What is the job responsibilities and the operational needs of the unit?
The job responsibilities and the operational needs of the unit. The need for and remote access to specialized databases or other work resources that are not adequately supported remotely. The requirements to attend meetings, fulfill public and in-person customer service responsibilities, and other commitments.
Do you need an RWA agreement for remote work?
A RWA agreement is not required for this temporary situation, however the details of the arrangement must be documented in writing, which may include email between the employee and the supervisor. A supervisor may choose to use an RWA agreement for temporary remote work.
What is the principle of a university?
In order to promote and maintain the University as a world-class institution, a principle of the University is to have a majority of its teaching and services provided to students live and in-person.
Is remote work a right?
A Remote Work Arrangement is not a right; it is a limited discretionary privilege subject to conditional approval on a case-by-case basis that may be amended or revoked. Employees with a RWA remain subject to all applicable University and NSHE policies and procedures, and federal and state laws.
Do you need a RWA to teach online?
For academic faculty, this arrangement is limited to, but not necessarily required of, those academic faculty hired to teach solely in online degree programs. The decision to recommend a RWA for academic faculty to teach solely in online degree programs is at the discretion of the Dean. A RWA agreement is required.
About the ECC
The Engineering Computing Center is for the use of all College of Engineering majors/minors, and for anyone currently taking an engineering or computer science class in CoEN. The ECC has Windows 10 computers located in rooms SEM 231-A, B, C, D, SEM 321, WPEB 100, and 101.
Contact Us
Please check out the Engineering Student Resources Canvas page for more information about the ECC including available software, remote access, other ways to contact us, and more frequently asked questions.
Technological support for our campus community
The Office of Information Technology (OIT) department provides computing, software, and communications support services to students, faculty, and staff throughout the University.
Search our site and get your answers faster
Do you need assistance? Use these links to browse the knowledge base, contact the Support Center by submitting a ticket, via live-chat or by calling. To contact the Support Center via telephone please dial 775-682-5000. Phone support is available 24/7.
About OIT
The Office of Information Technology (OIT) department provides computing, software, and communications support services to students, faculty, and staff throughout the University. Learn more about departments, committees and policies.
Frequently used services
Access employee or student email accounts and learn about features, policies and support options.
Customized help
Find the most frequently used services for different groups on campus.
Registering for online classes
To enroll in any online course you must be a current University of Nevada, Reno student. After being admitted, students may register for classes via MyNEVADA. To search for available online classes in MyNEVADA, under “Mode of Instruction,” select “Web Based Course.”
Online classes through the Office of Digital Learning
Thinking about enrolling in an online class through the Office of Digital Learning? We maintain a list of currently available online classes for each semester. Find a class today.
Technical requirements, online policies and class rules
The University of Nevada, Reno uses Canvas (called WebCampus) for its online classes. Learn more about technical requirements for taking online classes at the University.
Online degrees and programs
The University of Nevada, Reno offers a wide selection of online degree programs, ranging from an Executive Master of Business Administration to a master's in cybersecurity. Explore our online offerings today.
Using these resources
The University of Nevada, Reno manages a variety of spaces to support the mission of the University by providing computer access to faculty and students.
Available computers
Dell Computers, running Windows 10, located throughout the Knowledge Center and DeLaMare Libraries.
Computer labs and software at the Knowledge Center
Labs are available all hours the Knowledge Center is open and when not in use by a class.
Computer labs and software at DeLaMare
Labs are available all hours the DeLaMare Library is open and when not in use by a class.
Remote services
From any online computer you can launch software applications hosted on the university's Remote Services server. If you are using a Mac you will need to install the Microsoft Remote Desktop Application to connect to Remote. Microsoft Windows users do not need to install a client/app.
Policy Statement
- The University of Nevada, Reno is a Carnegie® R1 Research, Carnegie Community Engaged, and Tier 1 University committed to our students, the pursuit of knowledge that addresses the important issues of our time and promotes innovation that drives Nevada's economic prosperity. In order to promote and maintain the University as a world-class institutio...
Applicability and Eligibility
- Except as stated above, this policy pertains to all University employees whose core job functions may be performed at the same level through a RWA as would be on campus. Employees interested in a RWA should discuss eligibility and options with their immediate supervisor. The policy does not apply to authorized work performed away from an employee’s assigned work loc…
Approval Authority
- The President has delegated approval authority for RWA’s within Nevada as follows: 1. The Executive Vice President & Provost and the Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs are authorized to approve RWA for employees in all units reporting to the Office of the Provost. 2. Vice Presidents are authorized to approve RWA for employees in all units reporting directly to them. 3. Additiona…
Types of Remote Work Arrangements
- Types of RWA’s available under this policy include: 1. 1.1. A temporary arrangement that allows a RWA for ten or fewer workdays. This is approved by the immediate supervisor and the next level manager. A RWA agreement is not required for this temporary situation, however the details of the arrangement must be documented in writing, which may include email between the employee an…
Remote Work Outside of Nevada
- Remote Work Arrangements outside of Nevada will require additional considerations and approval. Approval authority for RWA outside of Nevada, but within the United States, is delegated to the Executive Vice President & Provost for all university employees. Remote work outside of the United States is prohibited. Remote work locations outside of Nevada will require additional con…
Remote Work Arrangement Agreement
- The RWA agreement shall specify the following terms: 1. All employees that desire to have a RWA for more than 10 working days in will be required to enter into a RWA agreement. The duration of the agreement may be between 11 working days and one year, with most being six months or one semester in duration. All RWA agreements shall be reevaluated before being renewed. 2. Employ…