1. University of California, Davis1 Draft Wireless Network Policy Administrative Computing Coordinating Council September 10, 2001

2. University of California, Davis2 Background Wireless Network Pilot Project Growing Campus Unit Interest in Wireless Networking Technology (E.G., GSM) IET Wireless Network Policy Development (June 2001) TIF Wireless Network Policy Content Recommendations (July 2001)

3. University of California, Davis3 Major Components of Draft Wireless Network Policy Policy Goals and Scope Responsibility Security Reliability - Interference Management Suitability

4. University of California, Davis4 Policy Goals and Scope Define Responsibilities Prevent Interference Between Wireless Network Locations Safeguard Privacy Ensure Baseline Quality of Service

5. University of California, Davis5 Responsibilities Information and Educational Technology Register Wireless Access Points Publish Wireless Network Standards Approve Wireless Network Hardware and Software Provide Wireless Networking in Public Areas, Not Served by Campus Units Monitor Wireless Network Performance and Security Within Public Areas Maintain Knowledge of Wireless Network Technology

6. University of California, Davis6 Responsibilities Campus Units Register Any Wireless Access Point With Central Registration Use Approved Wireless Hardware/software Follow Security Provisions Deploy, Maintain and Support Wireless Networking in Department Areas, but Can Request IET Assistance Follow Federal, State and Local Regulations for Wireless Access Point Installation Notify Wireless Users of Security and Privacy Limitations of Wireless Networks

7. University of California, Davis7 Security Available Security Measures Within Wireless Network Technology Are Weak Other Security Solutions Must Be Used User Authentication Is Required Monitor Security Security Awareness Physically Secure Wireless Access Points

8. University of California, Davis8 Interference Management Wireless Network Technology Performance Is Impacted by Frequency Interference Interference Resolution Will Be Based on Use Priority Research Teaching Administration Public Access Personal

9. University of California, Davis9 Suitability Wireless Networks Do Not Replace Wired Networks Most Suited For: Public Locations Email and Web Browsing Applications Not Requiring Privacy New Building Plans Should Consider New and Use of Wireless Network Technology

10. University of California, Davis10 Next Steps Broad Informal Review of Wireless Network Policy Draft Seek Comments for Draft Revision Transmit Revised Policy to Provost’s Office for Incorporation Into Formal Campus Policy (PPM) Process