The USU VPN server will now serve as the primary authentication method for all current USU students, faculty, staff, and emeritus faculty for off-campus access to licensed library resources. The USU Office of Information Technology maintains this server. Please consult the IT Service Desk for additional questions concerning configuration. Use of library databases must conform to the Terms and Conditions laid out below. Contact Trevor Alvord with questions or problems with the electronic collections: trevor.alvord@usu.edu, 435-797-0668 or electronic form.
- Set-up Your Computer for Off-Campus Access
- Windows XP/Vista Automatic VPN Installer
[Double-click usuvpn.zip compressed folder and then open usuvpn.exe. Follow the installation process and when the VPN launches, type in your A-Number/PIN. Click Connect. For future access, the VPN will be accessible through Start Menu/Connect To/USU VPN connection.]
- Mac OS X.5 (Leopard) Automatic VPN Installer [Open usuvpnmac.zip and then click on Mac Leopard USU VPN to auto configure VPN. Enter your A-Number/PIN when prompted. For future access, the VPN will be accessible by clicking the padlock in the top, right bar on your desktop.]
- Other operating systems [all require manual configuration]
- Windows XP/Vista Automatic VPN Installer
Terms and Conditions for Use of Licensed Library Resources
In selecting any of the following electronic journals, users agree to adhere to the terms of use for this site as they appear in the Utah State University's licensing agreement with each publisher. Use of material from this site is reserved for educational purposes only and any commercial use is strictly prohibited.
Accordingly, you may not reproduce, publish, distribute, transmit, participate in the transfer or sale of, modify, create derivative works from, display, or in any way exploit this content in whole or in part. Excessive downloading is prohibited unless prior written permission has been obtained. You may not download an entire issue of a journal, significant portions of the entire run of a journal, a significant number of sequential articles, or multiple copies of articles.