What is UVM virtual private network?
UVM’s Virtual Private Network service allows remote users with UVM credentials to securely access resources that are normally only available to on-campus users – the most common being Accessing Network Folders (shared drive, netfiles, zoofiles), or connecting to Zebra or Banner Administrative Pages, submitting Famis requests.
What is the remote access gateway?
The Remote Access Gateway provides employees and authorized affiliates with secure, remote access to applications and systems at the University of Vermont Medical Center. For additional support you can contact the IS Service Center by calling (802) 847-1414.
What resources are available for UVM Health Network employees?
Below are resources for UVM Health Network employees. If you're a network medical professional visit For Medical Professionals. using your work email address, password to view active IT requests/issues and submit new IT requests/issues. – the Network's resource for branding, templates, photography, logos and print ordering.
How do I access my UVM email?
Your UVM email account is used for all official University communications. It is important to ensure that you are able to access your UVM email at all times. Email is accessible through your Outlook Client even from off-campus locations. Email is also accessible through your web browser at – mail.uvm.edu
Employee Links
The University of Vermont Medical Center employee links to Cornerstone, Gateway/Intranet, HR eServices and more. Note: Employee resources, including employee discounts are located on The UVM Medical Center Intranet.
The UVM Medical Center Remote Access Gateway
The Remote Access Gateway provides a secure method of remote access to internal UVM Medical Center resources from anywhere.
Other Resources
Kronos - Log in to Kronos using your work email address, password and Microsoft Authenticator to access your schedule, timecard and CTO functions. See information above about Microsoft Authenticator.
What is virtual vote?
Virtual Votey is a virtual computer lab that is configured to have some of the software available on lab computers in Votey. The intention is to provide a remote platform where students can run costly licensed software without having to be in Votey.
What internet speed do I need to access university?
While it is not available in all areas – high-speed Internet service of 20/Mbps or higher is recommended for the best experience. Network speed testing tools/sites are available to help you evaluate your situation.
Does UVM require VPN?
Learn more about Virtual Desktop (VDI) for Working Remotely. Cisco AnyConnect VPN. Most UVM services do not require the use of Cisco AnyConnect VPN – there is no need to run the VPN client for email, MS Teams, access to the uvm.edu website, Blackboard, etc.
Can you store university data on a router?
Do not store University data on unencrypted devices. Verify that you are able to connect your computer to the Internet . If you are using a Desktop that does not have Wireless built in, you should use an Ethernet cable to connect the computer to the Ethernet port on your home router.
Can UVM computers be used as screensavers?
UVM owned computing devices should only be used UVM staff member (s) Screen savers must lock the screen with a password after no more than 10 minutes of inactivity. Bring home all the essential parts of your computer to make it work along with their cables, power supplies and power cords.
myACCESS Services
This myACCESS Services website provides links to important information regarding each of our services, while our myACCESS web portal allows students and faculty to view their customized accommodation information and to manage exam scheduling and note taking requests.
Captioning
Captioning provides Deaf or Hard of Hearing students with access to the spoken language and the sound effects of a film. Student Accessibility Services provides captioning services free of charge for individuals with the corresponding accommodation, as determined by their Student Accessibility Specialist.
eBooks Program
The eBooks program provides students with books and readings in text based accessible formats such as PDF and word documents to be used with text-to-speech software such as Read and Write GOLD.
Exam Proctoring Center
The University of Vermont Exam Proctoring Center (EPC) provides testing accommodations for SAS students and students with temporary disabilities. The EPC also provides Courtesy Exam testing services for students taking non-UVM exams.
Note Taking Program
At The University of Vermont, one of the largest accommodations is Note Taking. UVM’s Note Taking Program works to match students’ requests for notes with the appropriate level of Note Taking services.
