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Compliance with Campus Network Policy

June 30, 2005 by IRIS Staff

As of March, 2005, EECS has implemented a measure to block all INCOMING www/telnet/ftp/smtp traffic into EECS, except for those systems pre-registered (see this previous IRIS News item).

In order to further comply with the campus
“minimum security standards” policy
,
effective July 1, 2005, any EECS system that currently supports unauthenticated email relaying or unencrypted telnet/ftp/rsh access will be subject to immediate removal from the EECS network until an acceptable remediation plan is obtained.

Thank you for your cooperation.

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