Remote-access Guide

jefferson nj remote access

by Liza Sipes MD Published 2 years ago Updated 1 year ago
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Jefferson Health New Jersey offers online remote access to many systems via the web. If you need assistance using these resources, please contact the Helpdesk by phone at 856-661-5227 or email. https://newjersey.jeffersonhealth.org/health-care-professionals Found at 03/23/2018 02:15 pm 2,311,223 views

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What happened to remote access to Jefferson?

JEFFERSON REMOTE ACCESS CHANGES - EFFECTIVE 04/22 Users with current remote access through Remote Access Portal (RAP) must begin using Jefferson's new Workspace ONE portal at this time. Effective 04/22 at 9 a.m., RAP access will no longer be available.

Does Jefferson Lab allow remote access to the Jefferson Lab network?

Thank you, JLab IT/CNI, 3/16/2020. The Jefferson Lab network is segmented into enclaves to limit access to and from the computing systems and services they contain. Remote access to each enclave is limited and controlled through centrally managed remote access services and gateways in accordance with the site Cyber Security Program Plan (CSPP).

What is the Jefferson Lab network?

The Jefferson Lab network is segmented into enclaves to limit access to and from the computing systems and services they contain. Remote access to each enclave is limited and controlled through centrally managed remote access services and gateways in accordance with the site Cyber Security Program Plan (CSPP).

How do I access my Jefferson email?

Accessing Jefferson Email Users can open Outlook from the web (recommended for users who share a workstation) or by clicking on Outlook in your Start menu’s program list (only recommended for users with their own individual workstation). Via the Web (JeffMail) Outlook is referred to as JeffMail when it’s accessed from the web.

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How does Jefferson Lab work?

The Jefferson Lab network is segmented into enclaves to limit access to and from the computing systems and services they contain. Remote access to each enclave is limited and controlled through centrally managed remote access services and gateways in accordance with the site Cyber Security Program Plan (CSPP). Several services are provided to enable remote access to systems on-site. The links to these services can be found at the end of this webpage. We also offer several web utilities, such as e-mail and password change, that can be found under WEB UTILITIES on the right hand side of the webpage. Please read the section below for details on remote access to the Jefferson Lab Common User Environment (JLab-CUE).

Does Linux have a remote desktop?

While we do manage a Windows terminal server cluster, our public Linux systems do not provide a Remote Desktop interface. You may establish a command-line interface to our public systems using ssh. Please see the table below for system names.

Can JLab be accessed remotely?

The JLab CUE Environmentcan be accessed remotely from off-site, and for guests on-site, using the ssh protocol. For many users, ssh (shell) access is all that is needed to various Linux or Mac OS X systems. In other cases, a greater degree of connectivity may be needed, or you may need access to a full desktop session.

Via the Web (JeffMail)

Outlook is referred to as JeffMail when it’s accessed from the web. Here are some of the ways you can get to it:

Via Installed Desktop Client Application

The Outlook client application installed on desktops should only be accessed by users who have their own individual workstation. To launch, go to the Start menu on your computer and select “All Programs.” Open the folder for Microsoft Office and click on Microsoft Outlook 2010. This should launch your email setup wizard.

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