Users who need elevated VPN access to one of the University restricted network cores (Admin, DMZ, HIPAA, etc), still need to have their supervisor, sponsor, or local support submit a Service Now Catalog Request on their behalf for this elevated access.Unless you have no other choice, please use Emory owned and managed devices when connecting to the VPN.Following these first two guidelines will help ensure we have plenty of VPN resources for everyone.

Disconnect the VPN after you no longer need it.If you are unsure, try to access the system without the VPN first, and if you can’t get to it, then feel free to use the VPN. Only connect to the VPN if you cannot access the Emory network resources that you need without it.Please reference the following knowledgebase articles for instructions to connect to the Emory VPN from the following platforms: Questions: Call the IT Service Desk at 40 (Emory University employees and students) or 40 (Emory Healthcare employees). Problems? Check out our VPN Troubleshooting Guide. is an American technology company specializing in application security, multi-cloud management, online fraud prevention, application delivery networking (ADN), application availability & performance, network security, and access & authorization. VPN Client: Windows and Mac users should download the latest Standard Client - this is the preferred VPN access mechanism. Update: This requirement is currently being waived for University users due to the Covid-19 situation. Emory Healthcare users should follow the standard process for gaining VPN access to the Emory Healthcare network. Users must also register with the IT Service Desk to gain access to the VPN. It secures traffic by encrypting communications between a remote computer and Emory's network.Īccess: Requires a network ID and password. Emory VPN access uses a standalone client or web browser to establish the remote access connection. Virtual Private Network (VPN) provides off-campus users with secure access to the Emory University's internal network.

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