CIT Training Course #377

#377

Working from Home - Understand the Technologies


Description:
	This course is designed to give an overview of remote connectivity solutions which allow NIH employees to access resources at NIH from a remote location. The course presentation is now available for download. A flash movie of this presentation is now available for download. Becasue of the download file size it is offered in 2 segments. You must download both segments to view the complete presentation. Segment 1 is a 20 MB download. Segment 2 is a 23 MB download.

Objectives:

Topics will include:

Basic internet connectivity options - broadband and dialup
Using VPN and Parachute to connect to the NIH network
- How to get an account
- Login tips and troubleshooting
Email from home
- Outlook Web Access
- Using Outlook offline
- Sending attachments
Breeze for meeting collaboration
Mapping a network drive
Testing access to Enterprise applications ahead of time
Basics on home PC setups, including security requirements

This is not designed to be a home networking course. For basic home networking, see Home Networking Fundamentals.

Who should attend:
	NIH staff interested in accessing resources on the NIH Network with their home computer or while traveling with a mobile computer. This would also be of interest to NIH employees who are not currently working from home but may be called upon as emergency employees in the event of a pandemic flu.

Instructor(s):
	Jeff Wilkerson, Division of Customer Support, CIT

Time Required:
	3 hours

Sections Available:
	377-09F	March 18	9:00 - 12:00	Fernwood Building, Lower Level Classroom - 1NW02

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