Remote Access

  If you are using Outlook on the desktop (Mac or Windows), Outlook may ask you to restart the program. At the time, if prompted to login, enter YourGatorLinkID@ufl.edu and password. It is reasonable to check the ‘remember my credentials’ option on PHHP managed computers. For Mobile devices: If you…

UF Onedrive Onedrive is a University provided cloud storage service. It is available to everyone in the UF Community, and not currently approved for storage of Sensitive or Restricted data. OneDrive @ UF provides 1TB of cloud file storage. Cloud storage makes it easier to access files from different devices…

When you are not at the UF campus and need to work remotely with your data or programs, there a few different tools that allow you to get secure access. One of the simplest methods is to use Windows Remote Desktop to access the College Terminal Server. See …

Overview This document describes how to configure your computer for more secure communications with PHHP servers. The College of Public Health and Health Professions uses technology call Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) to secure traffic to and from many of its servers. A critical piece of SSL is a specially crafted…

When you are away from UF and need access to your desktop computer you can use a program called Windows Remote Desktop to access it as if you were sitting in front of it. Windows Remote Desktop allows someone to connect remotely to a computer and take control of its…

Due to HIPAA requirements and HSC Security Policies, communications between your home computer and the college network must be encrypted as they may contain PHI, passwords, or other sensitive data. A virtual Private Network or VPN can secure all of the traffic between your remote computer and the UF network.

Terminal Server When you are not at the UF campus and need to work remotely with your data or programs, there a few different tools that allow you to get secure access. One of the simplest methods is to use Windows Remote Desktop to access the College Terminal Server. See…