How do I get access to Springerlink, IEEE, ACM and other closed sources of academic papers (behind academic paywalls)?

1	english research asked 07 Aug '13, 23:39 Martin Dybdal ♦♦ 1.1k●12●32●82 accept rate: 69% edited 23 Sep '13, 14:11 Simon Shine ♦ 384●3●10

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If you connect to one of the resources' websites from one of the IP-addresses of Diku, you are able to access the closed sources of academic papers.

If you want to access these resources from home, you should proxy through proxy.diku.dk using a browser having support for Kerberos. For more details go to: http://www.diku.dk/hjemmesider/ansatte/andresen/kerberos/#proxy

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