Network
- Three-Year Network Upgrade Plan
- Wireless (Wi-Fi)
- Residential Network Speeds
- Residential Networking
- Public Jacks
- Work-at-Home Virtual Private Network (VPN)
- Installation/Repair/ Activation Services
- File Storage & Collaboration
- Malware Protection
- Web/Videoconferencing
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Stony Brook's Work-At-Home Virtual Private Network (VPN)
The University's Work-at-Home virtual private network (VPN) allows any member of the campus community with a NetID and NetID password to access certain Stony Brook applications, resources, and services from off-campus. The following resources and services require a VPN connection when attempting to access from off-campus:
- Virtual SINC Site for students
- Print from Anywhere Service for students
- PeopleSoft Administrative Services
- Department shared folders
Important to Note
- There is a 100-seat limit to the number of VPN connections that can be made at any one time. If you are unable to connect initially, please try back at a later time.
- Be aware that the Work-at-Home virtual private network cannot be accessed from a computer on the campus network. You must be off-campus to access it. If you try to connect while on campus, you will receive an error message that says "You do not have permission to login. Please contact your administrator."
- iPad, iPhone, iPod touch and Android (1.6, 2.1 and 2.2) users must go to their app stores to download the Juniper application called Junos Pulse.
How to Access
- Go to http://sslj.wah.stonybrook.edu from off-campus. You will have to install the Juniper software the first time you connect.
Help
The following documents provide instructions about how to install the software, connect to the Work-at-Home virtual private network, and access campus resources.
If you have trouble starting, installing, or setting up the Work-at-Home/VPN client, please contact Client Support at (631) 632-9800 or through e-mail at supportteam@stonybrook.edu.