If you cannot log in properly, your institution’s firewall may be blocking proxy servers. Hinari’s proxy server IP address is . Your institution’s computer department must ensure that this IP address is not blocked by the firewall.

: The HINARI security system is designed to block access through anonymizers and VPNs. This is to ensure that users are correctly identified as being from eligible countries and institutions. Make sure to disconnect from any VPN or proxy service before attempting to log in .

When contacting the HelpDesk, be sure to include your institutional username and the name of the journal you are trying to access.

Access is strictly institutional. This means individual researchers cannot register for their own personal accounts. To obtain legitimate credentials, you must follow these steps:

Some Hinari portable karaoke systems or Android media boxes require a local login for Wi-Fi sharing or Bluetooth pairing. These usually do not have a username/password. However, if you see a prompt for a password when connecting via Wi-Fi Direct or hotspot, try:

Established in 2002, Hinari is the cornerstone program of Research4Life, providing access to over 80,000 journals, e-books, and databases to researchers, faculty, and students in eligible countries.

If the institution's contact has changed and the ID is lost, you can email [email protected] with your institution's complete details to request a password reset. Important Guidelines for Use

It's crucial to understand that HINARI does not provide individual accounts. Access is granted through a single set of login credentials. The process is managed by the institution, not the end user.