RE: Non-IP Based Institutional Subscriptions?

[Tom Williams <twilliam@bbl.usouthal.edu>]

We've been doing the same here at the University of South Alabama for
years as well.  Not only do they have to login with their Univ. ID/PW when
coming in on the Proxy server, but they also have to use the same ID/PW
when logging in on campus.

-- 
Thomas L. Williams, AHIP
Director, Biomedical Libraries and
 Media Production Services
University of South Alabama
College of Medicine
Mobile, Al 36688-0002
tel. (251)460-6885
fax. (251)460-7638
twilliam@bbl.usouthal.edu

On Wed, 5 Dec 2001, David Goodman wrote:

> We do this too at Princeton, and also find it usuallly works well.
> It does take a little work maintaining the correct links on the proxy
> server.
>
> David Goodman, Princeton University Biology Library
> dgoodman@princeton.edu            609-258-3235
>
> On Tue, 4 Dec 2001, David L. Osterbur wrote:
>
> > Harvard uses a proxy server that requires that all users sign in with their
> > Harvard ID number and a PIN.  That way only Harvard people can use the
> > system.  This has worked well for us and seems to be fine with most
> > publishers.