How do I add the TMC Library to PubMed?
You also have the ability to add the TMC Library button to PubMed articles using a free MyNCBI account. Click here to learn more. OpenAthens is the authentication system used by the TMC Library. You will need to be authenticated by this system in order to access the subscription-based electronic resources.
How do I access the Columbia network from a remote location?
Remote access to network files and administrative applications on the Columbia network via VPN and Citrix. Also known as VPN , Citrix , RDP, or XenApp. CUIT provides two methods to connect to the Columbia network from a remote location: VPN and Citrix . Please note: The Citrix software is also used by other groups at Columbia such as SIPA.
What email system does cuimc use?
CUIMC students, faculty, and staff use the CUIMC email system. CUIMC affiliates do not use LionMail.
How does CUIT connect to Columbia?
CUIT provides two methods to connect to the Columbia network from a remote location: VPN and Citrix .
What is a VPN on CUIT?
VPN is also is used to connect to shared files on the University network from a remote location. If you are a CUIT customer that pays for access to the Columbia Central Server, you can use CUIT Citrix to access certain applications and resources on the server. Before utilizing either remote access service, review the Columbia University Remote ...
Can I use VPN to access off-campus Library resources?
No. The VPN service only provides access to on-campus resources. Off-campus Library resources can be requested via the Libraries website using your UNI and password.
Can I use VPN on campus?
You cannot use the VPN service if your computer is connected via a wired Ethernet connection on campus. However you can use VPN if you're connecting via WiFi, or if you're using off-campus broadband Internet.
Can I use Citrix to access my network files?
Yes, however CUIT strongly suggests that you use VPN to access your shared files. Citrix is not preferred because it is not designed or recommended for connecting to the University servers.
Can CUIT use VPN?
CU faculty and staff can use the CUIT VPN service for encrypted access to Columbia resources that are operated on the Columbia Network (ARC, SAS, SDR, etc) while in China. However, using CUIT’s VPN service in China will not provide them with access to any off-campus resources (including web access to cloud services like LionMail).
Does CUIT require MFA?
As of August 16, 2018, accessing CUIT VPN services requires a CUIT Duo multifactor authentication (MFA) account. If you already use Duo at Columbia to access MyColumbia, then you can skip this step.
How can I access the full text of an article found in PubMed while at home?
Open PubMed using the UChicago-specific web address: http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/h/pubmed.
How can I access ejournals at home?
Use the Library's E-Journals List to open an ejournal, so that you are prompted to authenticate.
What is CUIT VPN?
The CUIT VPN enables you to create a secure connection, a Virtual Private Network, over the Internet, and lets off-campus faculty and staff access administrative applications normally available only on campus.
Why is my resource unavailable?
Occasionally, for a variety of reasons, a resource may be temporarily unavailable. For example, the system load may be unusually heavy. If a resource is unavailable, just try again later.
Is e-resource restricted to specific computers?
Please note: some e-resources are restricted to specific computers even on-campus.
Can you connect to electronic resources from Columbia University?
If you would like to connect to electronic resources (e.g. journals, databases, etc.) provided by Columbia University Libraries from off-campus, please use the 'remotely accessible URL' links to these resources that appear on the libraries website and in CLIO.
Is CLIO restricted to on campus use?
Z39.50 users: Access to CLIO via the Z39.50 protocol is now restricted to on-campus use. CLIO (Columbia's Voyager-based online public access catalog) is Z39.50 capable, and can be accessed using a Z30.50 client with the following connection settings:
Where is PubMed on the TMC website?
Click on the PubMed logo on the Core Resources section of the TMC Library website or use this link: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez?otool=hamtmc. Accessing PubMed in this way will set up links to the TMC Library resources in the interface.
Where to find registration form for TMC?
The registration form can be found here: https://register.openathens.net/library.tmc.edu/register
Can I add TMC to PubMed?
You also have the ability to add the TMC Library button to PubMed articles using a free MyNCBI account. Click here to learn more.