Remotely accessing systems remaining on the TTU campus conveniently provides access to software, data, and hardware that may not be available on a laptop or mobile device.

• Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is a convenient and secure way of accessing a TTU Windows PC from off-campus.
• Screen sharing can be utilized for accessing macOS systems on campus. Access requires a TTU VPN connection to be established first.
• RDP options must be enabled and configured on both systems. The remote system must remain powered on and connected to the TTU network to be accessible from off campus.
• In times of heavy usage, VPN may be required to establish an RDP connection from off-campus locations.

Additional Information:

• Windows RDP
• macOS screen sharing
• VPN

Guidelines

• General Overview: IT Resources for Remote Productivity
• NEW: Technical Resources for Recording Lectures
• eLearning: Emergency Transitioning to an Online Class
• Connecting to TTU Resources Remotely
• Tips for a Secure & Successful Online Learning, Teaching, or Working Experience
• Online Meetings and TTU Voice Service
• Online File Storage
• IT Security and Network Connectivity
• Internet Connectivity Options
• Email Access
• Technology Hardware
• Campus-Wide Communications
• Computer Labs for Students
• Obtaining IT Assistance