Internet Usage Policy

Sl No.	Policy	Teaching Staff
		L2	L3	L4
1	Access restriction	Only Preconfigured sites ( white list ) will be available	Black lists denied	Black lists denied
2	Web Access and download logging	Yes	Yes	Yes
3	Content Filtering	Full	Full	Limited
4	Internet access time	Only on scheduled time	Full time	Full time
5	Downloads	Restricted by size and type	Restricted by size and type	Restricted by Size
6	Messenger Services	No	No	Yes ( If approved by higher authority)
7	P to P Applications	No	No	Yes ( If approved by higher authority)
8	External E-Mail Access	No	No	Only at scheduled time
9	Bandwidth Limit	Limited bandwidth as per availability	Fixed Bandwidth	Fixed bandwidth (May peak as per the availability)
10	SMTP/POP3/IMAP other than web mail	No	No	No
11	Games, Entertainment, News papers, E-cards, web chat etc	No	No	No
12	Music/Video Downloads	No	No	Yes ( If approved by higher authority)
13	Ftp, telnet, ssh and other remote login services	No	No	Yes ( If approved by higher authority)
14	File uploads	Restricted	Restricted	Restricted by size and type

The black lists contain the domain names as well as URL’s of objectionable sites.
In computer labs, ARL, ACET and other centers one or two computers will have downloading facility

Must not :

Use the Internet Services to send out unsolicited e-mail, whether of a commercial nature or not, which degrades the performance of the network
Distribute chain letters or multi-level marketing scams;
Use the Internet Services to breach the security of another user, or to attempt to gain access to another person’s computer, software or data, without the knowledge and consent of that person or to attempt to circumvent the user authentication or security of any host, network or account, including accessing data not intended for your access, unauthorized logging into or making use of a server or account or probing the security of other networks;
Use the Internet Services to interfere with (or encourage others to interfere with) computer networking or telecommunication services to any user, host or network, including denial of service attacks, flooding of a network, overloading a service, or attempting to crash a host;
Distribute (or encourage others to distribute) spam-ware, mass e-mailing programs or technologies designed to overburden Internet operations;
Use or distribute tools designed for compromising security, such as packet sniffers, ping bombers, cracking tools, password guessing programs or network probing tools;
Transmit or disseminate any information or software which contains a virus, Trojan horse, worm or other harmful or disruptive component