At the UC Study Center, three dedicated research terminals are configured as proxy servers with access to the California Digital Library. Individual PCs and Macs can also be configured for use with the proxy server. (Setup instructions as well as the list of usernames and passwords needed for each campus can be found on this page.)
Choose your campus for campus-specific instructions on how to set up a proxy on your browser:
Once the proxy setting has been turned on, you will prompted for
a login name and password at the beginning of each session. Here
is the information you should enter, based on your home campus:
UC Campus |
Proxy Setting |
Username |
Password |
Berkeley |
http://proxy.lib.berkeley.edu:7777/proxy.pac |
Student ID number |
Birth date in MMDD format |
Davis |
http://www.lib.ucdavis.edu/proxy/pacserve |
UCD Login ID |
UCD Login ID |
Irvine |
Download special program at http://www.oit.uci.edu/security/vpn.html |
Los Angeles |
http://proxy.ucla.edu/cgi/proxy |
BOL |
BOL |
Riverside |
proxy.ucr.edu:8080 |
UCR Net ID |
UCR Net ID |
Santa Barbara |
http://ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu:9000/ucsblibrary |
U-mail ID |
U-mail ID |
Santa Cruz |
Visit this link, no browser configuration needed.
http://oca.ucsc.edu/login
|
14 digit library barcode number |
none |
San Diego |
http://webproxy.ucsd.edu/proxy.pl |
UCSD network |
UCSD network |
