". Closing it off is too much is really a "denial of service" created against
good users because of a very small number of bad users. I see a lot of
inadvertent "denial of service"”
I couldn't agree more with John on this point. We used to, and apparently some
schools still do, offer guest ac
This in an interesting topic. It seems to be all over the map.
If the coffee shop can provide open access, then what is the argument
against a University having an SSID "coffee-shop" that is back ended
to a standard cable modem? Yes, the argument against having an open
SSID on your main EDU netwo
On May 15, 2014, at 4:54 PM, Hugh Flemington wrote:
>
> I’m curious about the freedom of coffee shops and airports to have open
> internet access. Don’t they have to meet the same sorts of standards as we
> do?
In terms of CALEA at least, a college campus looks a lot more like an ISP than
a
I think we do the same sort of thing as Fresno. There are a couple of campus
departments that operate conference facilities and we’ve created separate
generic accounts for them to manage. They cycle the password after each event.
This isn’t perfect since the mapping of user to userid isn’t on
Chuck, we're in the exact same situation as you and not only do we use the
argument about being the ISP for free public wifi, We use the law enforcement
argument and CALEA where we need to know who's on our campus network in case we
need to track that down for what they're doing once connected o
I have provided a “guest” account for these types of activities which is shared
to venders for specific occasions. Removes the need for the “open” network.
Harry
Harry Zahlis
Network Coordinator
[FCC logo for email]
Fresno City College
1101 E. University Ave.
Fresno, CA 93741
Help Desk: 559-44
Depending on how someone reads the definition of a "telecommunications
carrier", the Celea (Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act) of
1994 may come into play. It may be a good point for your argument.
On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 11:11 AM, Tim Cappalli wrote:
> We provide this when for t
We provide this when for the Board of Trustees when they are on campus. We
are fighting with campus administration about adding a PSK.
Tim Cappalli | CWNA ACSP ACCP ACMP CCNA
Mobility Engineer | Brandeis University
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Has anyone had to deal with administration requests for completely
open, unauthenticated WiFi with no captive port auth for guest access
to use during events or generally? What arguments do you use against
this kind of deployment? We are in a city and do not wish to become
the ISP for surrounding
