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Conrad McGarry updated July 14, 2014 at 1:09 PM


Questions Addressed

  • How do I use VPN? How do I use VPN?
  • What is VPN? What is VPN?
  • What are the uses of VPN? What are the uses of VPN?


VPN stands for Virtual Private Network. It enables you to connect to UCSD's network as if you were on-campus.

How to Use UCSD VPN

Instructions on how to install and use VPN are located here: http://blink.ucsd.edu/technology/network/connections/off-campus/VPN/index.html.


Common Uses of UCSD VPN

Network Licensed Software

For network-licensed software (ex. MATLAB), logging into UCSD VPN allows the software to access the network license at UCSD while being off-campus.


Unregistered Machine Needing Wired Internet Access

Logging into UCSD VPN will allow users to gain full network access during their VPN session. This is especially useful for short-term guests who need wired Internet. You can use your AD credentials to login to UCSD VPN.

Guests should use our account request form to request a temporary account.


If you need further assistance, please contact IGPP HelpDesk.

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