Scholz, Greg wrote:
Curious how you define "limiting access to those known to us". Can I walk down the street and decide I want to walk through campus and then sit down outside a building and use the wireless? If so, is that not considered public?
As Dan said, we have an application where someone in our directory (student, staff, faculty) can create a time-limited sponsored account for you. This substitutes for guest access for parents, friends, contractors, conference attendees, etc. Someone we already know can vouch for you for a limited time. Not public, as you can't create your own account without a sponsor. Sorry, I thought Dan's description was sufficient...
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