A Virtual Private Network (VPN) allows a computer to create a private connection over
the internet to the UVU Network. Using VPN technology, you can connect to the university network from anywhere
off campus and securely access UVU resources as if you were physically on the UVU campus network.
For you to get access to the Banner INB system, shared network drives, and remote student classroom resources, a VPN account is required. A VPN account can also allow you to create a Remote Desktop connection to a computer that is physically on UVU's campus.
Nearly all classroom and student resources can be accessed through UVU's CampusVPN. To gain access to CampusVPN, you will need to:
Note: Student VPN access is granted per semester. Student VPN access will automatically stop at the end of each semester. Consecutive semester student VPN access requires agreeing again to the Campus VPN policy in myUVU at the beginning of each semester.
To connect to the UVU CampusVPN follow the instructions bellow.
To request access to UVU VPN, submit your request here.
A different level of VPN access may be required to securely connect to other network resources, depending on the need and job responsibilities of the employee.
Students do not typically need Special VPN access for coursework; please refer to the Student VPN Access section above if access is needed for coursework.
Complete the online VPN Access Request Form, providing as much detail as possible about the network resources you need to access.
Please note that due to system sync times, you may need to wait up to 60 minutes after being granted access before you can fully access the VPN service.
For additional information, please visit the IT Service Desk website concerning off-campus access to network resources.