As a Network Guest Account holder, you are responsible for:
Securing your machine before accessing the Carnegie Mellon network. Security instructions are provided in the Securing Your Computer pages. Note: Failure to properly secure your machine will result in removal from the Carnegie Mellon network.
Adhering to the Carnegie Mellon Computing Policy.
Protecting and securing your userID and password. It is your responsibility to secure the printed copy of your userID and password. Never give out your userID and password; sharing of passwords is a violation of the Password Sharing Guideline.
Following all defined guidelines including but not limited to:
Network Bandwidth Usage: Wired and Wireless
Because the activity of one network user dramatically affects the performance for other users, Computing Services has established usage guidelines for both wired and wireless connections.
Copyright Violation Guideline
The distribution of copyright protected files without the permission of the copyright holder is illegal. Note: For anyone accessing the Internet through Carnegie Mellon's network, using either an institutionally-owned or personally-owned computer, the University serves as their Internet Service Provider (ISP). The University is therefore bound by laws and policies that apply to ISPs.
