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Philippe Hanset wrote:
Knoxville, April 1st 2003
Being one of the largest 802.11 implementation in the country, UT has decided to play on the safe side: 0% convenience, 100% security. As of today all Access-Point on campus will be shutdown. Any entity that wants to re-enable the infrastructure for their location will have to send a double request to 2 redundant secretaries that will then forward encrypted paper requests to standby 24/7 Network Engineers. All request will have to specify the time of operation with starting time eg: 23:14:65:000, exact number of packets expected to be transmitted and exact shutdown time in milliseconds. As an additional security measure all users will be filtered on the unique Intel Processor ID number. Macintoshes will be out of luck.
Anyone willing to contribute to this perfect secure solution is welcome to submit their comments to RFC 1441.
Philippe Hanset 24/7 Secretary
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