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1. UC ELINKS ON MY COJPUTER UCLA SOFTWARE
2. UC ELINKS ON MY COJPUTER UCLA LICENSE
3. UC ELINKS ON MY COJPUTER UCLA PROFESSIONAL

UC ELINKS ON MY COJPUTER UCLA SOFTWARE

Off-campus, VPN: The VPN software assigns a "virtual" UCLA IP address to your computer, which is seen by other sites instead of the regular IP address assigned by your internet service provider. Proxy setting are unique to each web browser, so if you use multiple browsers you need to set it up separately on each. One you've logged on to the proxy server, you'll remain connected until you close your browser. At that point, you'll be diverted to a UCLA logon page. The proxy settings won't "turn on" until you try to access a restricted site. Off-campus, Proxy: The proxy setting in your browser re-routes your web requests through a special UCLA server (which has a UCLA IP address), so the requests appear to be coming from UCLA. On-campus: Simply connecting your computer to a campus network (including wireless networks) gives it a UCLA IP address, since UCLA is the internet service provider. Your computer can obtain a UCLA IP address in a few ways. IP addresses are assigned automatically by your internet service provider when you connect to them. The UCLA Library's online subscriptions are all set up to provide automatic access to any computer or device with a UCLA IP address, the unique address associated with every computer on the internet. Special access is not required to use the UCLA Library Web site, or our catalog, UC Library Search.

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However, our license agreements restrict off-campus access to current UCLA students, faculty, and staff. The Library's online subscription resources (databases, electronic journals, or e-books) can always be accessed from computers and wireless networks on campus. Printable Handout: Off Campus Access to Online Resources All Other Library Users School of Law Students Remote Access Options.The VA national network does not allow proxy server access. Users from the West Los Angeles VA need to use the VPN client to access library resources from off-campus.

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Students and staff associated with certain professional schools should use the following connection methods which provide access to additional resources. View our helpful videos and handout to get configured.īoth the proxy and the VPN require a valid UCLA Logon ID and MFA enrollment. Please contact Bruin OnLine technical support if you have any problems setting up either one. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): An additional layer of security for systems.Also includes instructions to use the built-in VPN clients on most mobile devices. Note: This option is required for Endnote or other programs which work outside your web browser. When you logon with the VPN software, you'll have access. Virtual Private Networking (VPN): A program you can download and install.

Proxy Server: A setting in your web browser which automatically diverts you to a UCLA logon page whenever you access a site UCLA subscribes to.

Before trying to connect to any of the Library's subscription content from off-campus, you will be required to enroll in Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and set up your computer to provide UCLA authentication with the UCLA VPN or proxy server. (Computers using a UCLA wired or wireless network connection are automatically authenticated.)