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These are the instructions for installing a proxy server so you can reach the library databases from off-campus. IMPORTANT: Netscape 6.0 does not work with the proxy server. You can use Netscape 6.1 or 4.x without problems. Set up the proxy server
Log in to the proxy serverAs soon as you click on a link or try to open a new page, Netscape Navigator will try to connect to the proxy server. You will get a log-in screen. This should say Enter Network Password. If it says anything else, and in particular if it's the name of the database you're trying to log into, you need to go back and make sure you have set up the proxy server correctly.
That's all: you have now logged into the proxy server and will be able to use the library services. Go to the databases page at http://www.lasierra.edu/library/onlinedb_enc/ and begin searching. Leaving the proxy serverA proxy server connection slows your computer down slightly, since communications have to be relayed through it rather than passing directly from computer to computer. Also, you will need to log into the proxy server every time you are inactive or offline for more than a few minutes. For these reasons, it is a good idea to disable the proxy server when you are done searching our databases. To disable the proxy server, do the following:
That's all there is to it!
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