Hi All,We are exploring a limited deployment of a free wireless services to on-campus guests without requiring authentication or extra software.
This service would be available to the pubilc and has the following incorporated in the design.
We have a AUP agreement with logging of time connected/disconnected, location and MAC Address. There also is a required form that is relying on trust. (First, Last name, email and company)
This is a heavily policed and monitored network with the expectations advertised of the offering.
Berklee-Public only allows access to these types of service:
• Unencrypted (http) and encrypted (https) web traffic
• Virtual Private Network (VPN) traffic
• Domain Name Service (DNS) traffic
• Network Time Protocol (NTP) traffic
Berklee-Public has these additional limitations:
• Bandwidth limit of 256kbps download and 128kbps upload speeds
• 1 hour session limit
• Network traffic is not encrypted
Has anyone deployed something similar and went through any kind if
risk analysis of the CALEA law? We have the ability to offer a port
mirror of all aggregated traffic for law enforcement if properly asked
for. Does the sanitized network with detailed logging saved for 1
year and port mirror capabilities cover CALEA regulations?
Any insight or suggestions on this topic would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Aaron - Aaron Thompson Network Services Manager Network and Telecommunications Berklee College of Music 1140 Boylston Street, MS-186 NETT Boston, MA 02215-3693 617.747.8656 [email protected] www.berklee.edu ********** Participation and subscription information for this EDUCAUSE Constituent Group discussion list can be found at http://www.educause.edu/groups/.
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