Connecting to WiFi and Network Resources

In many cases, yes. See IT Remote Access

You can connect to LSE resources by using Remote Access:

Go to IT Remote Access/How to access H-Space and Shared Drives

Yes, Endnote can be accessed remotely off campus. Log on to the Remote Desktop via http://desktop.lse.ac.uk/ (Internet Explorer only) 

If you have Windows, Remote Desktop is pre-installed so click Start | All Programs | Accessories | Communications | Remote Desktop Connection.

Enter terminal.lse.ac.uk as the Server or Computer and click Connect.

When you have logged on with your LSE username and password click  Start| All Programs | Standard Applications | Bibliography | Endnote

You need to set up your computer to use DHCP in order to be able to connect to the LSE wired or wireless network on campus and in LSE Residences. Chances are the default configuration of Windows XP/Vista/7 will just work, but if your computer has previously been configured differently then you may need to re-configure it.

An easy test will be to open a web browser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome, etc.) and go to lse.ac.uk

For information on how to configure your computer, see Configure your computer for DHCP (Windows and Mac OS X).

eduroam allows users guest access at other universities without requiring special guest accounts. Users visiting participating institutions can access network resources using the logon credentials from their own institution.

See our eduroam page for more information.

See our eduroam page for more information.

Before visiting an institution, check whether they participate in eduroam. A list of participating institutions throughout the UK is available at eduroam: participating institutions. The list of participating institutions links to webpages for each institution and where possible, instructions for accessing eduroam.

See our eduroam page for more guidance.

eduroam is only available via laptops and wireless-enabled devices, not on fixed PCs. Wireless access is available from all wifi areas.

If you are from a university which is a eduroam: participating institutions, you will be able to connect using your usual log in. 

See our eduroam page for more information.

Visitors can use eduroam via the laptop points in the Library and from plug-in points in residence study bedrooms. They can also use the wireless network to use eduroam. 

LSE provides full Internet access to staff and students from participating eduroam institutions.

The precise access that a visitor can expect depends on what their home institution is offering. To find out what each university offers, see eduroam: participating organisations.

LSE provides users with access to web-based email, VPN and the Remote Desktop. Please note, however, that host institutions may restrict a users' ability to access some of these features. Users should check  eduroam: participating institutions for details.

 Support for eduroam is provided by the home institution of the user.

• Visitors should contact their own IT support service in their home institution.
• Current LSE taught students should refer to the IT Help Desk.
• Current LSE staff and research students should refer to the IT Service Desk