The use of all Information Technology (IT) facilities at the University of South Australia, including the UniSA wired and wireless networks, is subject to the University's Acceptable use of Information Technology (IT) facilities policy.
UniSA staff and students can access both the wired and wireless networks using their UniSA credentials (username and password). Connecting to the UniSA network provides internet access, access to UniSA resources and some applications.
On-Campus: UniSA owned PCs are set up in various on-campus locations that can be used to access the UniSA wired and wireless network. A Personally Owned Device (POD) can access to the UniSA wireless network available on all UniSA campuses and sites, including regional and interstate sites. See Wireless Support on how to connect.
Off-Campus: While away from the University the UniSA network can be accessed through a Virtual Private Network (VPN), and an internet connection can be established via the eduroam wireless network (if visiting a participating Eduroam partner institution).
It is the individual's responsibility to source a reliable internet connection when not currently situated on a UniSA campus.
If you are currently on a participating eduroam partner institution you could connect to eduroam. Otherwise, you will need to connect to another wireless network.
To access a SharePoint TeamSite when working off-site you will need:
You do not need to establish a Virtual Private Network to connect to a UniSA SharePoint TeamSite when working away from the University as the data that is transferred will be encrypted.
Your internet connection can be via your Internet Service Provider (ISP) or via the eduroam wireless network if you are working from a participating eduroam partner institution.
Please complete the Data Outlet fault form.
