Access from anywhere
Griffith offers flexible access for students and staff to connect, research, teach and learn while you roam in Australia and internationally.
Office 365
Working with Office 365 and how to best work with files remotely.
VPN
Virtual Private Network (VPN) will allow you to do anything remotely that you do on campus.
Using multi-factor authentication (MFA)
We recommend installing MFA on two devices to ensure identity protection and data security when using Griffith applications.
Connect to files remotely
There are a few options to connect to your network drives.
Research storage
Secure storage and sharing of files by Griffith researchers and their collaborators at other institutions.
Library resources
Use our tools to avoid hitting a paywall when you are off campus.
Connecting remotely
Ensure you have network connectivity either using your home Wi-Fi or cellular data.
Most Griffith applications such as email, Learning@Griffith, the library and standard software Microsoft Word and Microsoft Teams can be accessed using your sNumber login.
For specialised secure applications, VPN software is needed for home access.
Connecting to your files
Login with your sNumber to access your Microsoft One (or Google) drive.
Guidance: working remotely with O365 tools including OneDrive
There are a few options to connect to your network drives G, H and Y.
1. G and H drives
Map your G and H drives while you are connected to Griffith Wi-Fi or working from home via a VPN connection.
Windows: remote AD (staff only)
Mac: connect to server (staff only)
2. Set-up G drive on your mobile
3. Fileway access via web browser
Note: The Fileway remote access tool is being decommissioned on November 22 2024 and will no longer be available for use.
Contact us
General enquiries
Access the Service Catalogue to see the full list of available services.
Or you can ask our friendly staff about IT products and services. Contact us by phone, email or chat.
