How do I set up remote access for library resources?
Remote access for library resources requires a valid Pitt username and password, plus a second method of verification through an app or phone line. Information on designating your second method of authentication can be found on the Multifactor Authentication at Pitt web page.
How do I get remote access to the UPMC Health Sciences Library?
Remote access to the UPMC Health Sciences Digital Library is provided via UPMC MyApps . For questions about remote access permission, check with your supervisor or coordinator. For technical assistance with MyApps, please call the ISD Help Desk at 412-647-HELP (4357).
How do I get remote access to HSLS resources?
Remote access is provided via EZProxy using your valid @pitt.edu account. When clicking the link to the e-journal or database, a Pitt Passport login box will appear. Once logged in, access will be provided until the browser is closed. When connecting from the UPMC network, Pitt's remote access service provides access to most HSLS resources.
What is the pittnet VPN?
The PittNet VPN (Pulse Secure) service is available to all students, faculty, staff, and sponsored accounts to securely access unrestricted and restricted resources. The service encrypts traffic and makes it look as if the user's computer is on the University's network.
Where is the full text link on Pitt?
Once you find a suitable resource click on the link for “Full-Text @ Pitt” on the right side of the resource title. You will then be prompted to enter your Pitt username and password for access to resource
Does EZproxy accept Pitt?
If EZProxy does not accept your Pitt username and password verify your university computing account. Reload via ULS. If you often come across online article citations, but cannot view the full text because you are not logged in remotely to the ULS Web site, then set up "Reload via ULS" on your computer or mobile device.
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How to do remote access in Pitt?
Double click Enterprise Remote Access under the heading Pitt IT – Remote Work.
What is Pitt IT Virtual Desktop?
The Pitt IT Virtual Desktop (Microsoft) enables faculty and staff to remotely access a set software and resources. The convenience of the Virtual Desktop is that you can access it from any location, using almost any computer or mobile device, at any time of day. It's your personal 24/7, on-the-go solution. A list of titles is available.
How to add a workspace to a remote desktop?
Follow the directions on the page to install the client and connect to Virtual Desktop. To add a workspace, in the Remote Desktop client select the Workspaces tab. Click the " + " sign and choose Add Workspace . Enter your <username @ pitt.edu> University email address, and click Add .
How to launch Remote Desktop?
Launch Remote Desktop by navigating to the web client or opening the desktop client (e.g., double-click on the Remote Desktop icon or search for the program from the Start menu.) If you have never used the client before, the “Let’s Get Started” screen displays.
How to subscribe to a virtual desktop feed?
Subscribe to the Virtual Desktop feed by clicking Add Feed on the main page. Enter https://rdweb.wvd.microsoft.com as the Feed URL.
Can faculty access virtual desktop?
Virtual Desktop access is available for all faculty and staff. If you can not access the Virtual Desktop service, please contact the 24/7 IT Help Desk.
What is PittNet VPN?
The PittNet VPN (Pulse Secure) service is available to all students, faculty, staff, and sponsored accounts to securely access unrestricted and restricted resources. The service encrypts traffic and makes it look as if the user's computer is on the University's network.
What is access to university network security?
Access to University Network Security: Encrypts all network traffic and makes it look as if the user is on the University's network, regardless of geographic location.
What is connection name?
Connection Name: This is a personal choice to label the Connection Profile.
Is the University of Pittsburgh Library System on campus?
The University of Pittsburgh Library System and the University of Pittsburgh Health Sciences Library System resources are unrestricted, on-campus resources. Unrestricted, off-campus access to these resources is available via EZProxy to any current Pitt students, faculty, and staff. See either www.library.pitt.edu and www.hsls.pitt.edu for more information about this method of access. Any Pulse Secure role may be used to access these library resources, but its use is not necessary.
When will remote access end?
Emphasize to students that the remote access to courses option will end on Sept. 13, 2021 and subsequent classes will meet face-to-face, in the assigned classroom.
How long do you have to post a remote access announcement?
You should consider posting or sending an announcement to your students regarding the Remote Access to Courses for the first two weeks of the term .
Should students bring laptops to the classroom?
Students should bring laptops to the classroom and participate in scheduled class sessions via Zoom*. Students should consider using headsets to reduce audio feedback and interference if multiple students are in the classroom simultaneously. Students in the physical classroom must follow the mandatory indoor face covering policy.
