Connecting to the LSE Network

Please click on the appropriate tabs below to see the guides and frequently asked questions on connecting to the LSE Network.

FAQs
Guides

1. Can I access the LSE IT environment from outside LSE?

In many cases, yes. See Working Off-Campus|.

2. How do I configure my personal computer to access my H: space or U: space?

See the Access your files page| for information on connecting to your H: space (network file storage) or U: space (web page storage).

If you are off-site, you should ensure you are connected to LSE resources| first.

3. Can I access Endnote remotely?

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

Staff and students with their own laptops|

How to connect to a laptop point on campus|

Connect a Linux computer to the LSE network|

Connect a Mac OS X computer to the LSE network from an LSE Plug-in Point|

Connecting to LSE Workspace - A portal to LSE Applications|

For guidance on accessing H: space from your own device, see the File Storage and H: Space Online Guides and FAQs page|.

For guidance on accessing LSE email from your own device, see the Email Online Guides and FAQs page|.