Our campus AUP is based on two principles:  Don't Break the Law, and Don't
Use Resources in a Way that Interferes with Their Use By Others.  Saturating
the network (most often using peer-to-peer sharing; it used to be, most
commonly, saturating the campus gateway to the Internet...) clearly violates
the latter -- and is much easier to demonstrate than getting into trying to
police content and/or verify copyright status.
 
  It's potentially a more acute issue on wireless than on switched wired
networks, but we have not yet seen any need to customize our policy for any
particular technology.
 
David Gillett, CISSP

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From: Aaron Hockett [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Monday, April 02, 2012 09:34
To: [email protected]
Subject: [WIRELESS-LAN] Policies for blocking or throttling wireless users



All ~

 

I was curious what other colleges had in place for people that are
saturating your wireless network with both download and upload traffic in
terms of a procedure or policy.  What that would include would also be the
expectation that is set forth for your wireless network, availability, usage
etc.  Right now we are flying somewhat blind with an older Meraki Pro system
which cannot do any sort of dynamic Layer 7+ shaping or limiting like the
enterprise units can so I'm looking for input from others on how you handle
your wireless users.

 

Thanks.

 

-Aaron 

 

 





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