The UNSW Enterprise Remote Access VPN Service (or UNSW VPN) allows you to establish a secure network connection between an off-campus computer and UNSW networked resources. The service is explained on the UNSW VPN Service page. The UNSW VPN is implemented using a feature (known technically as split tunnel) which means that only traffic destined for UNSW network utilises the UNSW VPN link back to UNSW whereas all other traffic uses the client’s local internet link.
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What is remote access at UNSW global?
Remote Access at UNSW Global has been designed to allow staff the freedom of working as though they are at their desk, from anywhere they can connect to the Internet (subject to external factors, such as the Great Firewall of China and/ or internet bandwidth). See the links below for information and instructions: Why would I use Remote Access?
What is UNSW enterprise remote access VPN?
Overview The UNSW Enterprise Remote Access VPN Service (or UNSW VPN) lets you establish a secure network connection over the Internet between your computer/mobile device and protected UNSW services. Most applications will be able to be accessed simply through your local internet connection.
Can I work and study remotely from UNSW it?
As part of our commitment to supporting your ability to work and study remotely, UNSW IT have created a guide on how to best set yourself up to work or study from anywhere, anytime. This information will be updated regularly. Please select the link below to access the right guide for you.
How do I connect to the UNSW terminal servers?
The Terminal Servers connect you to a Windows desktop running at UNSW Global, with pre-installed applications such as Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, etc) SAM or MARP, and access to network drives (X:\, T:\, M:\, etc.). If your PC runs Windows (7, 8, 10), it should already have the "Remote Desktop Connection" app installed.
How do I connect to UNSW VPN?
If you require a VPN connection, download the Cisco AnyConnect VPN software for installation on your desktop or laptop computer by visiting https://vpn.unsw.edu.au/ and signing in with your zID, or download the Cisco AnyConnect App from the store on your mobile device.
How do I access UNSW files?
File System If you click on your 'My Home Drive' link you can browse your personal folder on the UNSW server (it may be empty to start off with, until you save some files under My Documents on your work desktop). 4. To download a file, click on its filename.
How do I access my Z drive UNSW?
Please go to https://myfiles.unsw.edu.au and log in with your zID / zPass to view files....Enter the following settings:Drive: I:Folder: \\ad.unsw.edu.au\oneunsw\ush.Reconnect at logon: checked.Connect using different credentials: checked.
How do I access Citrix UNSW?
Open the myAccess URL https://aaa-access.unsw.edu.au and log in with your zID as the username (for example: z1234567) and UNSW password. For more detailed instructions, below are step-by-step User Guides to assist you with installing the Citrix Workspace app and accessing applications.
How do I access UNSW in Matlab?
Go to www.myaccess.unsw.edu.au to remotely access commonly used applications such as Maple, Matlab and Mathematica.
How do I use myUNSW?
What do I use myUNSW for?Maintain your enrolment.View your fee statement, class timetable, exam timetable, results and academic statement.Update your personal details.Apply for Program Leave, Deferral, or Discontinuation.Declare and/or update your stream.Apply for an Internal Program Transfer.More items...
What is MyAccess?
MyAccess is a secure web application that is the student and faculty view into the student information system.
How do I use myUNSW?
What do I use myUNSW for?Maintain your enrolment.View your fee statement, class timetable, exam timetable, results and academic statement.Update your personal details.Apply for Program Leave, Deferral, or Discontinuation.Declare and/or update your stream.Apply for an Internal Program Transfer.More items...
How do I access UNSW in Matlab?
Go to www.myaccess.unsw.edu.au to remotely access commonly used applications such as Maple, Matlab and Mathematica.