What is remote access to the NIH library?
The remote access link will allow you access to all your favorite eBooks, databases, and journals. Once you have logged in, you will be taken directly back to the NIH Library website.
How do I use NIH library without a VPN?
Whether at home or on the road, laptop or desktop, you can now use NIH Library electronic resources without using a VPN--all you need is your NIH login and password or PIV card. The remote access link will allow you access to all your favorite eBooks, databases, and journals.
How do I access the library's electronic resources when I'm off campus?
How do I access the Library's electronic resources when I am off campus? Whether at home or on the road, laptop or desktop, you can now use NIH Library electronic resources without using a VPN--all you need is your NIH login and password or PIV card. The remote access link will allow you access to all your favorite eBooks, databases, and journals.
How do I access the NIH network?
To access the NIH network, you must be authorized to access the VPN. To learn more, read the Remote Connection to the NIH Network guidance. You can also contact the NIH IT Service Desk at (301) 496-4357 or your local IT support for assistance.
What is Library remote access?
Remote Access in simple language is the ability to access a computer / server remotely through a network connection. • The users have leverage to work remotely away from the institution/ office while retaining access to a distant computer or network.
How do I access NIH VPN?
Using the AnyConnect VPN Client. Software called Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client has already been installed on your NIEHS laptop to support VPN. on your government computer, submit a NIH Help Desk ticket or call 866-319-4357. A technician will come to install the software on your machine.
How do I access the NIH library?
Whether at home or on the road, laptop or desktop, you can now use NIH Library electronic resources without using a VPN--all you need is your NIH login and password or PIV card. The remote access link will allow you access to all your favorite eBooks, databases, and journals.
How do I access my NIH email from home?
Enter or select your NIH username + @nih.gov, e.g., username@nih.gov....NIH has enabled secure, direct access to the following Microsoft Office 365 services:Your NIH email and calendar using Microsoft Outlook;Your files stored on OneDrive;SharePoint Online websites;Skype; and.Teams.
How do I activate my NIH email?
The best address to use is your official NIH email address. You can find this by going to the NIH Enterprise Directory (NED), finding your entry, and scrolling down to the NIH AD Email field. Complete and submit the registration form. Click on the link in your registration confirmation email to activate your account.
How do I access my work email from home?
Go to the Microsoft 365 sign-in page or to Outlook.com. Enter the email address and password for your account. Select Sign in.
How do I access my Outlook email from home?
Log in to the Outlook web app using the confirmed email service. If Office 365 for Business: Visit portal.office.com. If Exchange Server: Visit the login page for your Exchange Server. For example, if your company is called "XYZ," your Exchange login page may be mail.xyz.com.
How do I access webmail?
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What is the DCRI for Citrix?
For NIH Clinical Center users, the Department of Clinical Research Informatics (DCRI) User Support Team will provide assistance to update your workstation if needed so it is able to access the new Citrix web site. Please contact the CC Service Center at 301-496-8400 for assistance.
Do you need to be on the NIH network to access CRIS?
Note: You must be on the NIH network to access CRIS.
Overview
Whether you are working in an alternate work location or teleworking, there are a variety of enterprise supported collaboration tools and resources available to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) staff.
Remote access through the virtual private network
NIH's virtual private network (VPN) offers a remote connection to the NIH network that ensures staff can securely access NIH tools, resources, and files from anywhere that allows internet access. Where possible, you are encouraged to use mobile devices and cloud-based services without connecting to the NIH network.
Web conferencing tools
NIH offers web conferencing tools that allow you to communicate with internal and external collaborators around the globe. View the Virtual Meeting Options Matrix for more information.
File storage and collaboration tools
You can easily and securely work on, store, and share documents using a range of file storage tools even when you're teleworking. Learn more about each at the NIH File Storage and Collaboration Tools Portal.
Mobile devices
NIH also provides the means to work remotely using mobile devices. Check NIH email, work and collaborate on documents with your colleagues, and host or attend meetings—all from your MobileIronenrolled smartphone or tablet.
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Books
NIH Library eBook Search: extend your research with our collection of 160,000+ scholarly eBooks.
Journals
NIH Library Journal Search: explore the NIH Library collection of 12,000+ current and historical journals, most with complete archives.
Reference Management Tools
EndNote: download the EndNote application for free from the NIH Library to manage your bibliographic references.
Videos
JoVE Science Education Videos: stay updated on scientific fundamentals in easy-to-follow video demonstrations created by experts at top institutions.
Online Services
Here are a few of the many ways the NIH Library can assist you online:
Online Training
The NIH Library Training Program is a premier provider of information and data management training for the NIH intramural research community. Classes are free, available to NIH staff, and are currently being offered entirely online via WebEx.
What is remote app?
Remote Apps is designed as a temporary access solution.
How to contact NCI?
If you require assistance or encounter problems, please: 1 Put in a ticket at NCI at Your Service 2 Visit NCI at Your Service Knowledge Base (KB) to view our full list of services, How To guides, and policies. 3 Call us at 301-496-4357, 866-319-4357, or 301-496-8294 (TTY) Monday-Friday: 6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. ET and limited support Saturday-Sunday: 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. ET and Monday-Friday: 6:00 p.m.-12:00 a.m. ET
Can I watch NIH virtual town halls?
To watch any NIH Virtual Town Halls or NCI All Hands Meetings, please exit out of NCI Remote Apps from the government-furnished or personally owned device that you're currently using and then stream the webcast from the same device . Regardless of the device you are using, you will be able to access the webcast without NCI Remote Apps.
Remote Access to Bioinformatics, Data Science, and Multimedia Applications at the NIH Library
The NIH Library is now able to provide remote access to several software applications which previously required customers to be onsite in the Library's reading room. The software now available to teleworking staff include a range of bioinformatics and data science applications that run on the Library's four high-performance workstations.
Multimedia
To use one of these applications, customers need to make a reservation via the Library's website, just as if they were making an onsite reservation. Customers receive instructions for accessing the workspace along with a reservation confirmation.
Introduction
Remote work is an arrangement in which an employee’s official duty station is an approved alternative worksite. The approved alternative worksite may be inside or outside the local commuting area of the Agency worksite and is typically, although not always, the employee’s residence.
Differences between telework and remote work
An employee who has a remote work arrangement permanently works from an alternative worksite that is not a NIH owned or leased facility. An employee who has a telework arrangement works from home on a regular or ad hoc basis but reports to the agency’s official duty station at least once a week/two days a pay period.
Benefits of remote work
Remote Work is a workplace flexibility that can help NIH retain employees who would otherwise leave their current positions. One of the most common reasons employees request a remote work arrangement is due to family responsibilities – for instance, their spouse is being relocated for work.
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