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CIT Expands Remote Access "Parachute" Data Lines

CIT has temporarily expanded the number of remote access lines available for dial-up access to the NIH network. This action was undertaken to prepare for certain situations (e.g., a possible Code Red alert) that would restrict access to the NIH campus and require more users to log in remotely to the NIH network.

On April 10, 2003, CIT completed the installation of an additional 368 remote access lines for analog dial-up or ISDN users. The additional lines were installed on other telephone numbers than the current numbers because of restrictions within the telephone network.

Please Use Current Dial-Up Number First

Parachute’s current dial-up telephone number is still valid—please use this number first for accessing the NIH network. Only if that number is busy, use the new numbers.

The new numbers can be obtained by calling TASC at (301) 594-6248, or sending e-mail to tasc@nih.gov. You can also access them on the remote access Web site, which also explains how to request an account needed to access the Parachute service.

 
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