Users accessing CBU's Intranet webserver must be on the CBUnet. If you use a local ISP such as BellSouth.net or Time Warner's Road Runner service, the Intranet is not available because you are not accessing the Internet via the CBUnet. The only way to access the Intranet from off campus is to dial into the Internet through CBU's dialup Internet service.

If you are not dialed into the Internet through CBU's dialup Internet service, the answer to the above question applies here also.

All requests for assistance should go to a reference desk at one of the libraries or by email at library@austincc.edu. They will diagnose and resolve most access problems or document and pass on problems that require in-depth assistance or configuration changes to the EZProxy administrator.

The Boston College network is protected by a "firewall" and inbound telnet and ftp are only allowed to selected computers, NOT including ecsa200 and goanna. If you have a need to access these machines from off-campus, you can request an account on the gateway host echidna.bc.edu. You will then connect first to echidna, and from there, to your destination host.

Point your web browser to http://www3.cbu.edu. Remember that you must access the Intranet from the CBUnet.

Blocks may have been introduced on the campus network to prevent malicious users from compromising the network. The blocks are to stop attacks from off campus and to isolate compromised machines. Our concerns are for the security and continued functioning of this University's systems and network. We normally have no choice but to block the whole address range of any ISP that has been used in an attempt to probe or subvert our systems.

Yes, the majority of the resources are available through the intranet. The degree of access to local content, databases, and internet resources may be restricted by the security configuration at your organisation. Areas are advised of internet sites that are approved by the CIAP Management Committee and how to enable access to these for clinicians who do not have full internet access.

Member university students may access Roper Center resources while off campus by logging into the proxy server or Virtual Private Network (VPN) typically available through your university library.

The Off-Campus Housing Registry can be found within your NYU Home account. Once you have logged-in to NYU Home, go to the top of the page and click on the NYU Life or Research channel. On the left panel, you will find the Housing Registry tab within the Off-Campus Housing section.

this time, the authentication server is used only for providing off-campus access to online resources (databases, electronic journals, e-books) subscribed by the ACC libraries. Almost all online library resources are made accessible to off-campus users this way. There are a few online resources that have special restrictions imposed by the vendor limiting their use to a particular building or to a particular department. Off-campus users will not have access to these resources.

Yes. You can edit your Intranet homepage from any location that allows you to log into your server account. But keep in mind that unless you are on the CBUnet, you will not be able to view your Intranet homepage after you edit it!

Most HKU applications are now accessible via the HKU Portal from the Internet at http://www.hku.hk/portal/ If the system you wish to access is not found in the HKU Portal, you can access the HKU Intranet from home by connecting to the HKU network (HKUPPP or HKUVPN). You must download and install the software "winframe" in order to be able to access the CD-Roms in the library. Click the Download link at and install it on your PC.

Every organization, including Christian Brothers University, maintains information that is very effective when published internally but should never be known to those outside the organization. Access to our Intranet webserver is restricted to meet this need specifically. If you need to publicly post information on the Internet, read the directions for publishing to the CBU World Wide Web.

If your registration form has been signed by an advisor (for students taking more that 8 credits) and by you, another person can bring your Registration Form to the Registration office. However, the person registering on your behalf will not be given the copy of your class schedule. In an effort to keep student records confidential and to comply with federal regulations, picture ID is required to receive your class schedule at the Registration office.

Sometimes, an attempt to access a web page of the Online System will "time out" with a message that the host was not reachable. If this happens, try the operation again (by clicking the link again or pushing the button again). If the problem still occurs, there could be a problem in the route that your computer is taking to get to the FCC computer. Try to reach another web site. If you cannot access any web sites, the problem is probably with your internet service provider.

The library makes every effort to ensure that Distributed Learners have access to the same resources that on-campus students have. Electronic resources are accessible from anywhere in the world. Print resources may be requested through the Interlibrary Loan Department and are mailed directly to distributed learners. Articles from print journals and reference sources will be scanned and made available in electronic format.

Just make sure you let the instructor know ahead of time. With the proper arrangements, your instructor will most likely let you take a proctored exam at a mutually agreeable site. Then again, your instructor might even have everyone in the class take exams on their computers.

Member university students may access Roper Center resources while off campus by logging into the proxy server or Virtual Private Network (VPN) typically available through your university library. IMPORTANT: Before registering for a trial iPOLL subscription that imposes restrictions on accessing Roper resources, see if your university is currently a member of the Roper Center by visiting “List of Members". If you are unsure of your university's status call 860.486.

Use just your netID and password to login [rather than "name.faculty etc."as in Novell server login]. To open a file,double click the file name rather than selecting "download" in the file menu.If the file opens in a Web window [thus doing strange things to formatting], select SAVE AS in the FILE menu and save as a ".doc" file.