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Return here easily using go/accessoffcampus/.
Many Middlebury resources and services are available from off campus.
There are several different methods for accessing these resources; look through the options below and choose the one that is right for you.
VPN
VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a way to simulate being on campus, with full access to most campus resources, with the exception of library subscription e-resources. Learn how to access library subscription e-resources from off campus at go/liboffcampus/.
Most computers can use the instructions below:
Access Library Databases and Journals
The Library supports off-campus access to our electronic resources for active students, faculty, and staff. Library subscription content is accessible from the Library homepage and research librarians may be contacted at go/askus/.
Access Cloud Storage on OneDrive or Google Drive
Files stored in Middlebury's cloud accounts are readily accessible using a web browser on any networked device without need of VPN:
For additional details about cloud storage, see go/onedrivehelp/ or go/gdrivehelp/.
Access File Servers using a Web Browser (Nasuni Web Access)
This service allows you to access files on Middfiles without the need for VPN. You can easily view, download, and upload files from any web-enabled device, including iOS devices. Log in at go/webaccess/. See Web Access help for more details.
Remote Desktop Access
Remote Desktop Access is used primarily by staff and faculty to gain access to a computer on campus and should be used only when the computer is in a secure location.
These instructions show you how to access and use a computer that's on campus, while you are physically off the college campus. For general information on remote desktop connections, see Remote Desktop Connection.