[Eril-l] Using Callisto to test access to electronic resources

[Melissa Belvadi]

I use the free ZenMate add-in to the Chrome browser.

Melissa Belvadi, UPEI

On Tue, Apr 14, 2015 at 1:51 PM, Neyer, Linda S <lneyer at bloomu.edu> wrote:

>  We are looking for a better, cost-effective way to monitor access to our
> electronic resources, both on- and off-campus access. Right now we have a
> staff person checking our on-campus access, but off-campus access is only
> tested when problems arise, and we’d like a better system.
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> I searched through ERIL’s archives and found 2 discussions of how people
> tested remote access in 2013 and 2010. The top ways seemed to be Tor, or a
> dial-up account, or a personal smartphone/mobile device. Tor and the
> personal smartphone options will not work for us; a dial-up account might
> work (but it would cost money, which is hard to sell right now). If someone
> has some other good, low cost/no cost option that a staff person could
> implement, please share.
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> A colleague at another institution mentioned *Callisto* (from Sharp Moon,
> http://sharpmoon.com/callisto/) but had not used it. Anyone on this list
> have any experience/thoughts about using it?
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> Many thanks,
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> Linda
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> Linda Neyer, Assoc. Prof., MLS, MS
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> Science/Health Sciences Librarian  |  Database Coordinator
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> Harvey A. Andruss Library  |  Bloomsburg University
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> ph. 570.389.4801  |  lneyer at bloomu.edu
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Melissa Belvadi
Collections Librarian
University of Prince Edward Island
mbelvadi at upei.ca 902-566-0581
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