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From: lear@aramis.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Net Access Policies?
Message-ID: <234@aramis.RUTGERS.EDU>
Date: Mon, 19-Jan-87 13:11:02 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan 19 13:11:02 1987
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I am a student at Rutgers University and I do systems support work
here on the side.  At Rutgers, 99% of the time, in order to get onto
the ARPAnet, one needs to present a grant number or one has to be
involved in support.  The DEC-20s provide a mechanism for control,
and Dr. Hedrick has added code into the UNIX kernels so network
access can be controlled.  Furthermore, our gateways contain access
mechanisms to restrict packets out onto the ARPAnet.

Rutgers is particularly tight about access because at one point, we
had our plug pulled.  From what I understand, Berkeley and MIT are
considerably looser about access.

					...eliot
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