What activity on ResNet will get me in trouble?
Students are subject to rules of responsible computing, as described in http://student-rules.tamu.edu/append5.htm. Activities including but not limited to the following will be considered violations: Any attempt to subvert the campus firewall (including running a service on a port other than the well-known port for that service); distribution of chain letters; network denial-of-service attacks; unauthorized possession of copyright material; any attempt to compromise the security of any other computer; distribution of unsolicited bulk or commercial e-mail; use of any A&M resource for commercial use. If you are found to be performing any of the actions listed, your (and possibly your roommate’s) ResNet access will be suspended.
Students are subject to rules of responsible computing, as described in http://student-rules.tamu.edu. Activities including but not limited to the following will be considered violations: Any attempt to subvert the campus firewall (including running a service on a port other than the well-known port for that service); distribution of chain letters; network denial-of-service attacks; unauthorized possession of copyright material; any attempt to compromise the security of any other computer; distribution of unsolicited bulk or commercial e-mail; use of any A&M resource for commercial use. If you are found to be performing any of the actions listed, your (and possibly your roommate’s) ResNet access will be suspended.
