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Re: proxy servers and site agreements
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- Subject: Re: proxy servers and site agreements
- From: "Linda Morrissett" <lmorriss@wppost.depaul.edu>
- Date: Wed, 4 Aug 1999 18:40:54 EDT
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Hi Paul, We (DePaul University) are also a multi-campus institution under one academic administration, with 6 campuses in the metro Chicago area plus several off-site programs. I always make sure that remote access is added to our licenses, because it is important that students and faculty have access to electronic resources from home or offices off campus, and through the proxy server. Some vendors insist on our paying additional fees for the multiple campus sites, but most do not balk at adding remote access, since they are aware that it is the same body of users, whether they are on campus or at home. Only DePaul people have access through our IP range. Also, since we are under one administration, many vendors consider us one site as one institution. These vendors usually charge by size of the institution. Of course, there are a few hold out vendors which insist on on-campus access only. As a rule, we tell them we cannot do business that way and do not buy their product. We tell them they need to re-think how they are doing this because higher education has moved beyond the traditional single-campus. Linda Morrissett Associate Director for Library Collections and Access Services DePaul University Libraries 2350 N. Kenmore Ave. Chicago, IL 60614 (773)-325-7850 Lincoln Park Campus Office (312) 362-8166 Loop Campus Office fax: (773) 325-7869 email: lmorriss@wppost.depaul.edu _______________ >>> Paul Reynolds <Paul.Reynolds@utas.edu.au> 08/03/99 07:02PM >>> Hi All, We are a multi-campus institution with a proxy server physically located at one of these campuses. As all outgoing traffic goes through the proxy server, users arrive at a web site wearing the IP address associated with the site of the proxy server rather than the actual site or campus of the end-user. This configuration means that we cannot comply with site licenses that restrict access to just one location. Does anyone else have a similar proxy server configuration and if so, how do you manage to comply with single-site license agreements? Paul Reynolds Acquisitions Librarian University of Tasmania Library Ph: +61 3 62262207 GPO Box 252-25 Hobart Fax: +61 3 62267642 Tasmania. Australia Mailto:Paul.Reynolds@utas.edu.au -------------------------------------------------------------------
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