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Web Hosting Policy
The Center for Law and Computers (CLC) is responsible for
maintaining the web services of Chicago-Kent College of Law.
To ensure the integrity and reliability of the web server the CLC
has adopted the following policies.
General
- Web page authors must agree to abide by all rules, regulations,
and guidelines as set forth by Chicago-Kent College of Law/IIT
and the CLC. Please see
IIT's
Acceptable Use Policy for more information.
- Failure to abide by all rules, regulations, and guidelines as
set forth by Chicago-Kent College of Law and the CLC will result
in the removal of files from the web server without notice.
- The CLC is responsible for the server only. The CLC will be
responsible for the maintenance, structure, and security of the
web server directories. The CLC is not responsible for any web
page content or hyperlinks. Links from Chicago-Kent's main pages
to the organization/department home page are maintained by
Public Affairs
- All departments, organizations, faculty, staff, and students
requesting web server space must register with the CLC. Forms
and instructions for this purpose are available in Room 540 (help
desk) and on-line.
- The
Unix Manager will review and approve/deny all requests for
web server space.
- The primary contact as listed on the registration form will
be informed of any problems with the web page. If the primary
or secondary contact cannot be reached, the offending web page will
be deactivated.
- Global login IDs are not permitted. Web editors
will receive a unique ID with which to maintain the
web pages. Upon registration, the user will be
required to set their password before making changes to any web
pages. The
Unix Manager will contact you when your site is
registered.
- Accounts that have not been used for three (3) months will be
deleted. No notice will be sent to the user.
- Individual student web pages are allowed (see item #4). Students
who create their own individual web page are responsible for
the creation and maintenance of their own web pages. The CLC does
not provide training for web page creation and/or design;
however, the CLC can provide students with information about
training programs offered by outside vendors.
- All web pages, including web cast/video streams/multimedia,
must conform to Chicago-Kent's Web Page Naming Conventions.
Visit http://www.kentlaw.edu/clc/webinfo/filenames.html for details.
Web Cast/Video Streaming/MultiMedia Storage
- The CLC is responsible for server space only. Audio Visual is responsible for the actual broadcast.
- Faculty will be permitted to broadcast/record class room
presentations.
- Departments and internal organizations will be permitted live
broadcasts for their special events.
- External organizations are generally not permitted to do live
broadcasts at the downtown campus.
- All multimedia (live web casts, taped web casts, mp3 recordings,
etc) stored on Chicago-Kent servers must be pre-approved by
completing a Request
for Web Cast and MultiMedia Storage form. This
includes embedded recordings such as Flash videos. Any
media placed on the server without approval is subject to removal
without notice.
- Requests for live/recorded broadcasts must be made 1 week
in advance. Standing requests are acceptable.
(i.e. every Wednesday from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.)
- Requesters of live/recorded broadcasts are responsible for
links to the recordings from their appropriate web page.
- All media will be accessible on the web server for
1 year.
- After 1 year, the media will be archived on the web server
for one additional year.
- All media files will be removed from the server after a
total of 2 years from the initial broadcast. No notice will be
sent regarding the removal of files.
- Departments and internal organizations will be allowed the
option of recording the event for on-demand replay.
CGI Scripts
- CGI scripts are limited to Chicago-Kent faculty and staff.
- Access to CGI scripts by internal organizations will be
determined on a case-by-case basis.
- CGI permissions will not be granted to any individual, student
organization, or external organization.
Student Organizations
- Student organizations will be limited to two (2) web editors only.
Accounts will be created only for those listed on the registration
form.
- Student organizations will be restricted to static html pages.
- These pages may use JavaScript to perform minor functions.
- Student organizations will not be permitted to use any type of
programming language to generate dynamic web pages.
- This includes, but is not limited to, PHP, ASP, UNIX shell
scripts, and Windows batch programs.
- Student organizations will not be allowed access to any
databases.
- Student organization requests for Web Cast/Video Streaming
will be determined on a case-by-case basis. Student
organizations should email Audio Visual with detailed
information about the proposed program including date, time,
speaker, program topic, etc. CLC staff will not
consider space requests without approval from Audio Visual.
This policy takes effect on July 15, 2009 and supersedes
any and all other web hosting policies.
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