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-Vessels commonly have public, science or operational kiosk systems configured with unrestricted Internet access from which users can browse the Internet without impacting personal quotas.+Vessels commonly have public, science or operational kiosk systems configured with modified Internet access from which users can browse the Internet.
  
 Kiosk and clientless hosts should be limited to ~6 systems per vessel. Kiosk and clientless hosts should be limited to ~6 systems per vessel.
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 **Exceptions for Science**: **Exceptions for Science**:
-Please contact the operating institution for your vessel to coordinate Science mission related video streaming services such as outreach activities.+Please contact the operating institution for your vessel to coordinate Science mission related video streaming services such as outreach activities.  This should be discussed with the vessel operating institution during the pre-cruise planning process.
  
  
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 Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) is increasingly being used for secure logins. MFA can be problematic on ships using satellite internet. MFA that relies on SMS text-messages or voice calls will not work at sea. MFA that relies on push methods or email verification may or may not work.  It is advised to use a offline supported method such as One Time Passcode (e.g. Duo or Authy OTP), or Security Key Devices (Yubikeys, etc).  Be advised to test offline MFA methods prior to sailing by placing your mobile device in airplane mode. Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) is increasingly being used for secure logins. MFA can be problematic on ships using satellite internet. MFA that relies on SMS text-messages or voice calls will not work at sea. MFA that relies on push methods or email verification may or may not work.  It is advised to use a offline supported method such as One Time Passcode (e.g. Duo or Authy OTP), or Security Key Devices (Yubikeys, etc).  Be advised to test offline MFA methods prior to sailing by placing your mobile device in airplane mode.
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-**I exceeded my quota, when will my quota reset?** 
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-Quotas reset at 00:00 UTC, which is typically around 4pm Pacific or 7pm Atlantic. 
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-**I exceeded my quota and I need the Internet to get my job done, what should I do?** 
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-Find a public Kiosk for Internet access.  Or wait until 00:00 UTC for your quota to reset. 
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-**I need to download a big file larger than my quota, what can I do?** 
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-Use a public Kiosk to download the file. 
  
 **Who pays for the Internet on Academic Research Fleet vessels?** **Who pays for the Internet on Academic Research Fleet vessels?**
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