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On Thu, 8 Feb 1996 17:04:22 EST Kathy Bell wrote...

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> Our lab has 55 computers in our open lab and we are a school with about
> 4,000 students.  We used to let anyone come in and use our lab.  We have
> been so busy that we must restrict users outside our community college from
> using our lab.  We are currently checking student IDs and having them fill
> out a card the first time each semester.  We input the information from the
> card on a database.  Does anyone else have to restrict other users from
> using their labs?  If so what are your solutions to this problem?  Any
> information would be very helpful!
> Kathy Bell
> Computer Lab Coordinator
> Dona Ana Community College
> Las Cruces, New Mexico
> PH 505-527-7657
> Fax 505-527-7515

Kathy, how are users able to access the applications (Netscape,
WordPerfect etc) on your system?  Does each person have a individual
username and password?

We do not have the same problem with non-campus users, because users
must have an account to even log onto the system and access any
applications or programs.  Only students, faculty and staff are
eligible for accounts at a fee of $10 per semester.






Clayton G. Hailey
hailclay@ba.isu.edu
http://www.isu.edu/~hailclay
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