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I would love to remove Telnet from all of our computers. But, at least in
the past, there were some Telnet services at the King County Libraries that
was needed for at least the Library computers (OPACs). Has that been
transferred over to HTTP?
-Wes
wfelty@gte.net
At 04:15 PM 01/04/2001 -0800, you wrote:
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>Hi Judy,
>
>Does this mean that students cannot access their AOL email via the web?
>
>If so, I'm in favor of blocking AOL. It's a major hassle for us.
>
>Sue
>weisss@halcyon.com
>
>on 1/4/01 12:15 PM, McNamee, Judy at JMCNAMEE@seattleschools.org wrote:
>
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>> Hello,
>>
>> Effective immediately, AOL tunnels through the district's firewall will be
>> blocked. The reason for the block is that the tunnels represent a severe
>> security risk, essentially bypassing all security provided by the district
>> firewall and opening district computers to unrestricted access from
outside.
>>
>> Blocking of AOL tunneling means that AOL clients cannot be used inside the
>> district network.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Judy
>>
>> ------------------------------------------------------
>> Judy McNamee
>> Manager, Computer Operations
>> Seattle Public Schools
>> Voice: 206-252-0306
>> Fax: 206-252-0301
>> jmcnamee@seattleschools.org
>> -------------------------------------------------------
>>
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