We have a similar problem on our campus. We did finally convince the admins
to allow any OS on the network and to finally offer wireless. But the
wireless is extremely limited based on ports. Is there anyway other than
setting up a proxy server at my house to use VOIP on N800 through ports I
co
On Tuesday 27 February 2007 08:52:31 DAVID BURGER wrote:
> I'd like to connect to my departmental network (Windows based), but our
> IT folks won't let me for fear of viruses, worms, etc. Is there
> anything on the web that I can show them that would indicate that the
> N800 is not a security ris
If they're going to deny the 770/n800, then I'd hope they also deny PalmOS
handhelds, MacOS, and Linux machines as well. It would certainly show their
incompetence lacks discrimination.
If they do allow any of these other platforms, find out why the exception
was made for that case and show that
I’d like to connect to my departmental network (Windows based), but our
IT folks won’t let me for fear of viruses, worms, etc. Is there
anything on the web that I can show them that would indicate that the
N800 is not a security risk? Or maybe it is??? Thanks!
It's hard to make an argument
Karl/David,
well this is exactly what I was suggesting that Nokia needs to get out
in front of by making its own strong case for the security
"capabilities" of the Nokia Internet Tablet computers. Even ignoring
the suggestions I and others have made for technical improvements into
the secu
DAVID BURGER wrote:
I’d like to connect to my departmental network (Windows based), but
our IT folks won’t let me for fear of viruses, worms, etc. Is there
anything on the web that I can show them that would indicate that the
N800 is not a security risk? Or maybe it is??? Thanks!
Dave
UC
tell them that _you_ should fear of other nodes viruses since it's a windows
network, they should provide proof of cleanness ;)
DAVID BURGER wrote:
I’d like to connect to my departmental network (Windows based), but our
IT folks won’t let me for fear of viruses, worms, etc. Is there
anything
On Tue, Feb 27, 2007 at 08:52:31AM -0800, DAVID BURGER wrote:
> I'd like to connect to my departmental network (Windows based), but our
> IT folks won't let me for fear of viruses, worms, etc. Is there
> anything on the web that I can show them that would indicate that the
> N800 is not a securit
I'd like to connect to my departmental network (Windows based), but our
IT folks won't let me for fear of viruses, worms, etc. Is there
anything on the web that I can show them that would indicate that the
N800 is not a security risk? Or maybe it is??? Thanks!
Dave
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