PUBLIC LIBRARIES
IP addresses ?
An IP address is a number that is automatically assigned to your computer whenever you're surfing the Web.
IP is short for "Internet Protocol" which is the way of sending messages around the internet so that they reliably arrive at where they're supposed to go. Every computer connected to the Internet has an address (that's how messages get back to you), known as an IP address. This unique address can be fixed, i.e. assigned to you permanently, or it can be dynamic, where you get a new address every time you start your computer. To find your ip click here
Once your IP(s) are registered in the system, if you are using a computer connected to your library network, the Canadian Subsidy Directory online will recognize your IP address, and grant user access.
WEBSITE RECOGNITION AND IP RECOGNITION RATES
REMOTE LIBRARY SERVICES:
Public librairies can now offer to authorized remote users, access to the Canadian Subsidy Directory online inside and outside the library at all times.
Canadian Subsidy Directory online accounts based on IP RECOGNITION, offers unobstructed log-ins for anyone accessing the Canadian Subsidy Directory online database from a static IP-address thereby eliminating the requirement for individual IDs and Passwords.
Canadian Subsidy Directory online accounts based on WEBSITE RECOGNITION offers access using a url recognition system.
WEBSITE RECOGNITION AND IP-RECOGNITON ACCOUNTS:
Website and ip recognition accounts are licensed according to a pre-determined total number of members that may log in from a specific ip or website.
**PUBLIC LIBRAIRIES:
(Cities, municipalities, towns and villages, educational institutions)
Maximum registered public library card holders or students (1 year access):
1-500 / $ 150.00
500-1 000 / $ 250.00
1 000-5 000 / $ 350.00
5 000-20 000 / $ 450.00
20 000-35 000 / $ 550.00
35 000-50 000 / $ 650.00
50 000-75 000 / $ 850.00
75 000-100 000 / $ 950.00
100 000-150 000 / $ 1500.00
150 000 +................ Quote
