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 ====== FAQ ======
-*How do I access my lab email on my phone?
+**How do I set up a Two-Factor Authentication?**
-{{resources:FRIB_mobile_email.docx|Here}} is a lab sponsored guide for both iPhone and Android using the Outlook app. Kirby has also had success on the Android Gmail/Google Calendar apps though this is not described here.
+  * In order to access FRIB application from outside the laboratory, the Symantec two-factor VIP
+Access application needs to be set up. For instructions see {{resources:t10300-ma-001548-r003.pdf|here}}.
+**How do I access my lab applications (including remote desktop and PuTTY) from my personal device?**
+  * See {{resources:s10204-ma-004612-r002.pdf|here}} how to Utilize Citrix for Remote Access to FRIB Laboratory Resources.
+**How do I access my lab email on my phone?**
+  * {{resources:FRIB_mobile_email.docx|Here}} is a lab sponsored guide for both iPhone and Android using the Outlook app.
+  * Anecdotally, many have had success on the Android Gmail/Google Calendar apps though this is not described here.
+**How can I configure passwordless login to the gateway and other NSCL/FRIB computers (fishtank, fireside, jinacalc, etc.)?**
+  * As with most Linux questions, once you know what to search, Google is your answer. [[https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-setup-passwordless-ssh-login/|Here]] is a sample step-by-step guide.
+**I walk away from my desk for five minutes and my ssh session times out, can I stop this?**
+  * Yes! There is a parameter called ServerAliveInterval which will keep sessions alive. A guide is [[https://patrickmn.com/aside/how-to-keep-alive-ssh-sessions/|here]].
+**How do I access journal articles from home?**
+  * There are a variety of possibilities, from connecting to campus via a VPN or other remote connection (I once used curl to download an article directly to fishtank which I could then scp back to my computer!).
+  * MSU libraries details some instructions [[https://lib.msu.edu/rds/offcampus-access/|here]].
+  * By far the easiest method I've found is to create a proxy server bookmarklet à la [[https://www.lib.purdue.edu/help/bookmarklet|this Purdue guide]].
+      * You then simply replace the Purdue href with the MSU one: "http://proxy1.cl.msu.edu/login?url=%22+location.href"
+      * Your final bookmarklet should look like this: javascript:void(location.href="http://proxy1.cl.msu.edu/login?url=%22+location.href)
+      * Now whenever you are up against a journal's paywall you merely need to click this bookmark, login to your MSU account, and voilà!

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