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Acceptable Use Policy

Your Responsibilities AIT provides you Internet access and computing facilities and services. You are responsible for effective, lawful and ethical use of these resources. This Acceptable Use Policy covers the Internet access, computer facilities and services available for free in classes, laboratories, meeting rooms and all academic area of the campus.

Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) Regulations to ensure proper use of Institute’s Internet and computing facilities/services by users Available at http://www.ait.asia/it_committee/aup Compulsory acceptance of the agreement

AUP: Responsible use Ensure proper use and fair sharing of limited capacity of Internet/computing resources Protect privacy Uphold laws and common ethics

AUP: Proper use For academic and research activities only Schedule high volume download at night time Not for entertainment or personal use Downloading and viewing entertainment, game, Internet phone Not for commercial activities

AUP: Protect privacy Use your own user authentication Do not give your account to others Logout every time you finish accessing internet from a computer: Popup logout window AIT main webpage -> webmail -> Logout from AITNet https://auth-gw.ait.ac.th/auth/logoutpage.pl

AUP: Observe laws Do not attempt to read, copy, modify mails or data of other people Do not carry out unlawful/illegal activities on Internet (Thai Computer Criminal Act BE 2550) Observe copyright law (e.g. use only licensed software/resources, do not infringe on any intellectual property, do not download illegal programs and resources)

AUP: Observe common ethics Decent, polite, no harassment nor intimidation Uphold the good name of the Institute No private or commercial announcement to any mailing list No anonymous or faked email and Web board/posting

AUP: Disciplinary action Top users are being closely monitored Upon infringement: Official warning Temporary or permanent suspension of account and network access Further disciplinary action, including expulsion

Unrestricted Internet Access

Unrestricted Internet Access In campus residential area Automatic and compulsory in every dorms Private Internet services with a cost 400 baht/month, charged with your rental ADSL like at 10 Mbps One connection per room Use your AIT email account to create UIA account

Unrestricted Internet Access For any usage you like No Acceptable Use Policy But you must follow the law of the land Ex: no illegal download of copyrighted material Four months exclusion in case of infringement

Unrestricted Internet Access Beware of misconfigured devices: Share your connection with a router Install WiFi access AIT helpdesk can helps you with configuration Misconfiguration cause disruption One month exclusion if you cause disruption to others For details: http://www.ait.asia/it_committee/uia

A word about security

A word about security AIT is well protected anti-viruses anti-spam suspect material is filtered out But you need to remain careful all the time

Phishing Major threat is phishing, it is sophisticated Use caution, ask yourself: do you know the sender? does the sender uses language? does he usually send you this sort of message? does the sender use that signature? why the sender is sending you this file/message? do you trust the sender to be actively looking for viruses?

A rule of thumb AIT helpdesk will never, ever, ever, under no circumstance, ask you to send your password by email. Never. Ever. They will not ask you to connect to some strange web page.

A word of advice