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Use VPN to Connect from Off Campus

Posted on August 31, 2012 by Michelle Leonard
Archival Content Notice: This post was published in 2012 and may contain outdated information. It may not reflect current UC Libraries services or accessibility standards. If you need assistance accessing this content, please contact UC Libraries.
The process for accessing library resources from Off Campus has been updated to allow for the most seamless user experience. VPN access is now the preferred path for connecting to resources from off campus. Follow these simple steps to connect using VPN:
1. Click on Off Campus Access from the QuickLinks section the UCBA Library’s 
homepage to access the Off Campus Access page.
Use VPN to Connect from Off Campus
2. Click on UC Access VPN icon (left) from the Off Campus Access page

Use VPN to Connect from Off Campus

3. Download the Network Connect software. You will only have to download the software once. For step-by-step instructions visit: http://libraries.uc.edu/information/VPN_setup.html 
4. Once the software has been downloaded, you will be able to see the Network Connect icon in your start menu list of applications.
Use VPN to Connect from Off Campus
5. Remember to login to VPN BEFORE starting your research. Click on the Network Connect option from the start menu and login using your 6+2 and Central Login credentials.
Use VPN to Connect from Off Campus
6. The login screen will go away and you will now see the Network Connect icon in the Notifications area of your screen.
 Use VPN to Connect from Off Campus
7. You can now start your research and easily access library resources. 
Can’t download the VPN software? No problem!
You can still connect to library resources by clicking on the Library Off Campus Access (Proxy) icon found at http://libraries.uc.edu/information/access.html. Login using your 6 2 and Central Login credentials.
Questions?
See the Frequently Asked Questions about the VPN. Call the UCIT Help Desk at 556-4357 with installation or general questions about the SSL VPN.

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