In the event of (repeated) violations of the Operating and User Regulations or the "Supplementary Guidelines Concerning TUGnet" or in the event of justified suspicion of misuse of the account by unauthorized persons, the user's authorization to use the account will be revoked.
A computer infected with viruses or worms is a violation of §3 and §4 of the "Supplementary Guidelines concerning the TUGnet".
Incorrectly configured outgoing mail server / SMTP worm: If we notice that a computer repeatedly tries to send emails directly (i. e. not via our SMTP server), then we have to assume that this computer is either misconfigured or infected with "malware". The assigned account will be blocked until the malware suspicion is clarified. |
Offering copyrighted data violates §3.
Annotation: Many users of so-called file-sharing programs (P2P) do not realize that they are simultaneously and illegally offering the downloaded data for download as well - since the rights holders or their legal representatives object to this on an almost daily basis, and since this is a detriment to other users (e.g., due to extreme bandwidth wastage, for example, in WLAN), P2P data transfer has been prevented by means of IPS. |