Contact your local computer support team to find out if you’re eligible. A free copy of Microsoft Office 365 to their personal computers and mobile devicesįaculty and staff from most campus departments automatically receive Microsoft 365 accounts upon employment and can download Microsoft 365 for personal use.For StudentsĬurrent students are eligible to download free Microsoft software including: See our guide on accessing full text through UC Library Search for more information.OIT participates in a UC systemwide agreement allowing most people on campus to use the Microsoft 365 service and obtain free software. Many of our online resources can be accessed through UC Library Search.This service is managed by UCSB campus IT.Only method that can be used with proprietary search software such as EndNote desktop with connection files.Works in some instances where the proxy will not work.
Which Devices Should I Enroll in MFA with Duo?.See the links to instructions from UCSB campus IT below: As of August 2, will require Duo Authentication.Requires that you download and run the Pulse VPN client software, and have a UCSBnetID and password.This service is managed by the UCSB Library.Will not work with proprietary search software such as EndNote desktop with connection files.Works with the Off-campus access bookmark tool.Ideal for situations when you cannot download software.Does not require Duo authentication or special software.Requires only a web browser, UCSBnetID, and password.We have found that most people prefer the proxy server and find it easier to use. If one method does not work for you, try the other. If you want to access our databases when you are off campus, you must first sign in to either the proxy server or the VPN. We have contracts with these companies that limit off-campus access to UCSB faculty, staff, and students. Our databases are licensed by the library from vendors who supply access to electronic resources licensed by the UCSB Library. You must have a UCSBnetID and password to sign in. The proxy server, VPN, and off-campus access through UC Library Search are available only to UCSB faculty, staff, and students. Please check our page on Free Publicly-Accessible Databases to find what is available. In order to use our many research databases from off campus, you will need to use either the proxy server or the Virtual Private Network (VPN). There are also a few databases you can access for free.
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