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Specific examples of prohibited uses include systematically retaining or printing licensed content like an entire issue of a journal, transmitting an article to a mailing list or an electronic bulletin board, or enabling others to be able to dispense with a subscription. Fee-for-service providers may not copy and resell texts from licensed sources to non-subscribing individuals, institutions or organizations. These conditions include, but are not limited to, restrictions on copying, republishing, altering, redistributing and reselling the information contained therein. The terms and conditions of the UC and UC Davis agreements with the vendors and publishers of these electronic resources regulate the use of these resources. Electronic resources available through the UC Davis Library are licensed by the university for non-commercial use by UC faculty, staff, students and on-site users, for educational or research purposes only.Īdditional restrictions may apply to on-site users of certain databases. Breaches of University license agreements could result not only in loss of your own access, but loss of access for the entire UC Davis community. You are personally accountable according to the UC Davis Electronic Communications Acceptable Use Policy for respecting copyright and licensing requirements. If you run into problems installing the VPN or connecting to licensed library resources, see the help links below. Pulse Secure should work for the majority of faculty, staff, and students although it may not work with all operating systems.

#Pulse secure client auto connect how to#

Select your device for instructions on how to install, configure, and use Pulse Secure:

#Pulse secure client auto connect install#

Note: you need administrator rights on your computer to install Pulse Secure if you do not have them, contact your department’s IT staff.

#Pulse secure client auto connect update#

Keep in mind that you will need to update Pulse Secure periodically, as you would with any software. You only need to install Pulse Secure once on each device you want to use to access library resources. To connect to the library VPN, you must download and install the Pulse Secure client on your computer or device. Please see our FAQ on how to use Duo when connecting to the library VPN. This must be done every time you want to access licensed library resources from off campus, unless a single sign-on option is available for the resource you want to access. To access licensed library resources from off campus, you must first sign into the library VPN using your UC Davis Kerberos (CAS) credentials. Please note that the library VPN is different from the Campus VPN Service, which does not provide access to library resources.

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Vendors that support single sign-on allow you to access their journals, videos and other resources using your UC Davis Kerberos (CAS) Login ID and password instead of the VPN.

The UC Davis Library catalog, UC Davis Library A-Z List, and other free resources are open to all.

Some library resources do NOT require the library VPN: As a current UC Davis or UC Davis Health student, faculty member, or employee, you may access our licensed resources from off-campus by first connecting to the library VPN using the Pulse Secure client with your UC Davis Kerberos (CAS) Login ID and UC Davis Duo authentication. To access these licensed resources while off campus, you must first connect to the library VPN.Ī VPN, or Virtual Private Network, allows you to create a secure connection to the university’s network when you are not on campus. Some UC Davis Library resources are limited to the university network, such as paid journal and newspaper subscriptions, library databases, streaming media services, and educational and clinical apps.