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| https://search.library.utoronto.ca/index?SearchFilter=206416 | https://search.library.utoronto.ca/index?SearchFilter=206416 |
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| You can access journals and e-books online by verifying your connection to UofT. If working on campus, any UofT internet connection can simply visit the journal website and will automatically be recognized as a subscriber to any electronic journal UofT gets. The IEEE Xplore site offers this subscriber recognition for UofT. | You can access journals and e-books online by verifying your affiliation with UofT. If working on campus, any UofT internet connection including UofT wifi can simply visit the journal website and will automatically be recognized as a subscriber to any electronic journal UofT gets. The [[https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/Xplore/home.jsp|IEEE Xplore]] site offers this subscriber recognition for UofT. |
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| Since most of us are working remotely most or all of the time, you'll need to get familiar with ways to access these 'subscriber only' resources from off campus. There are several options for this - use whichever you find most convenient: | Since most of us are working remotely most or all of the time, you'll need to get familiar with ways to access these 'subscriber only' resources from off campus. There are several options for this - use whichever you find most convenient: |
| On your own device - PC, Mac, or tablet - you can connect to the University's central VPN called UTORvpn (this is a different service than ECE VPN). The UofT VPN serves as an internet gateway, so with UTORvpn connected from off campus, visiting journal websites gets you subscriber access just as for an on-campus connection. The UTORvpn uses the single-sign-on system of UTORid and password. This site has links with details on how to configure UTORvpn on each of the different operating systems it supports: | On your own device - PC, Mac, or tablet - you can connect to the University's central VPN called UTORvpn (this is a different service than ECE VPN). The UofT VPN serves as an internet gateway, so with UTORvpn connected from off campus, visiting journal websites gets you subscriber access just as for an on-campus connection. The UTORvpn uses the single-sign-on system of UTORid and password. This site has links with details on how to configure UTORvpn on each of the different operating systems it supports: |
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| https://onesearch.library.utoronto.ca/ic-faq-categories/utorvpn | https://isea.utoronto.ca/services/vpn/utorvpn/users/ |
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| ===== UT Library my.access proxy service ===== | ===== UT Library my.access proxy service ===== |
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| In a browser on your own computer connected off campus, you can also use the library's web proxy service without connecting to UTORvpn (e.g. if you are a guest on the computer, and can't install the Cisco AnyConnect VPN software). This page shows how to use the library proxy service for individual journal web pages: | In a browser on your own computer connected off campus, you can also use the library's web proxy service without connecting to UTORvpn (e.g. if you are a guest on the computer and can't install the Cisco AnyConnect VPN software). This page shows how to use the library proxy service for individual journal web pages: |
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| https://onesearch.library.utoronto.ca/node/21729 | https://onesearch.library.utoronto.ca/node/21729 |
