Accessing Electronic Resources from Off-campus Using the Library search applications will help you get to the resources you need. Library tools are configured to provide authorized users with access, even while off-campus. Users will be required to enter their University NetID and password to authenticate and gain access to electronic resources.All SearchCatalogArticles+A-Z Resources ListResearch Guides Add the Library to Your Search The Library offers additional tools for accessing electronic resources such as LibKey Nomad, Open Athens, and can integrate with Google Scholar. Off-Campus Library guide Connecting to VPN When off-campus, certain resources and applications require a Virtual Private Network, or VPN, connection. VPN (Virtual Private Network) The Office of Information Technology provides step-by-step instructions on connecting to the VPN. Connect to VPN GlobalProtect VPN The GlobalProtect VPN does not allow access to PUL electronic resources, except for data files hosted on local servers provided by Data and Statistical Services (DSS). GlobalProtect can be used to access DSS data files. The majority of the Library's electronic resources (databases, eBooks, eJournals, streaming media, etc.) are available to registered students, faculty, and staff when away from campus, including while abroad.View Knowledge Article SonicWall VPN The SonicWall VPN is available to provide off-campus access to e-resources that are unavailable without a VPN (e.g. MBC Archive and SnapGene). View Guide Related Access Issues Alumni access to electronic resources A limited number of the Library’s electronic resources are available to alumni. Please review the options listed on our Alumni Access page. Access data files on Princeton University servers To access data files hosted on Princeton University servers (DSS, GIS, etc.), you first need to connect to the GlobalProtect VPN (Virtual Private Network). After you have connected to GlobalProtect, you will then be able to access data files via the links on the Library’s website.See Instructions ContactFor questions about access to specific electronic resources or issues with off-campus access, contact E-Support. Email Us
