Cal Poly has several tech resources available to enable faculty and staff to seamlessly work from anywhere. Follow this step-by-step guide to ensure you have access to all the campus resources you need while working remotely:
Make sure you understand the requirements for using a personal computer or state computer (below), then decide which device you will use for remote work.
- No matter which device you choose, it is recommended that any Wi-Fi network you connect to is password protected. Learn more about Securely Working from Home.
Follow Steps 2, 3 & 4 in the list below to ensure you have file access, enroll in Multi-Factor Authentication (Duo), and get set up to connect to Cal Poly's Virtual Private Network (VPN). |
Before you take your computer home, you must:
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There are a few limitations when using a personal device for remote work. Here's what to consider:
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Enroll in Multi-Factor Authentication. If you're already enrolled, make sure your mobile device and/or home phone are set-up as factors of verification.
- If you haven't already, enroll in Multi-Factor Authentication (Duo), also known as Multi-Factor Authentication helps Cal Poly verify your identity and is required in order to connect to Cal Poly's VPN service.Set up VPN on your state or home computer and make sure you can successfully log-in.
Make sure you have a plan for communicating with your department, colleagues and students.
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