From mmorandi at willamette.edu Mon Jan 4 13:39:31 1999 From: mmorandi at willamette.edu (Marti Morandi) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:35 2004 Subject: Favor Message-ID: If some of you are not averse to sharing the info, could you please send me whichever of these amounts are available to you. Institution total budget Technology budget total % of institution budget expended on technology technology $ per FTE student Thanks in advance for your help, Marti Marti Morandi, Director Production and Operations Willamette Integrated Technology Services Willamette University Salem, OR 97301 (503)370-6650/mmorandi@willamette.edu From gshearer at seattleu.edu Fri Jan 8 16:42:04 1999 From: gshearer at seattleu.edu (George Shearer) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:35 2004 Subject: Outlook 98 Message-ID: <199901090040.QAA10269@chopin.seattleu.edu> Is anyone using the calendaring feature of Outlook 98 yet? Any pro's or con's greatly appreciate. Please reply to lriley@seattleu.edu. George Shearer Director-IMS Seattle University 900 Broadway Seattle, WA 98122 (206) 296-5592 From jcallaha at willamette.edu Tue Jan 12 14:18:01 1999 From: jcallaha at willamette.edu (John Callahan) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:35 2004 Subject: Test of NW-HEAT Lists Message-ID: Hello Fellow NW-HEATers! It would appear that recent anti-relay rules instituted on the system that runs nw-heat.org also blocked all the nw-heat.org mailing lists, since it really thinks it is part of willamette.edu, and... well anyway the details are fairly dull -- but the result is some nw-heat.org mail never really made it out. It is likely this would have been caught earlier except our usual listproc guru left Willamette for Nike last month, and I took a wonderful two week vacation that I am only now begining to recover from. All the unsent messages are still hanging about and I will try and get them pushed out today. Happy 1999, and we will now resume to our regularly scheduled programming. Cheers! John -- John Callahan |Assistant Director, Network Services Willamette Integrated Technology Services|Willamette University, Salem, OR Phone: (503) 375-5495 Fax: (503) 375-5456|http://www.willamette.edu/~jcallaha From pitterk at whitman.edu Tue Jan 12 15:06:16 1999 From: pitterk at whitman.edu (Keiko Pitter) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:35 2004 Subject: Test of NW-HEAT Lists In-Reply-To: Message-ID: John I think the problem started back in mid-December. I take it that messages from way back when are no longer there? --> Keiko On Tue, 12 Jan 1999, John Callahan wrote: > > Hello Fellow NW-HEATers! > > It would appear that recent anti-relay rules instituted on the system > that runs nw-heat.org also blocked all the nw-heat.org mailing lists, > since it really thinks it is part of willamette.edu, and... well > anyway the details are fairly dull -- but the result is some > nw-heat.org mail never really made it out. > > It is likely this would have been caught earlier except our usual > listproc guru left Willamette for Nike last month, and I took a > wonderful two week vacation that I am only now begining to recover from. > > All the unsent messages are still hanging about and I will try and > get them pushed out today. > > Happy 1999, and we will now resume to our regularly scheduled programming. > > Cheers! > John > -- > John Callahan |Assistant Director, Network Services > Willamette Integrated Technology Services|Willamette University, Salem, OR > Phone: (503) 375-5495 Fax: (503) 375-5456|http://www.willamette.edu/~jcallaha > > From worleyme at plu.edu Tue Jan 12 16:25:09 1999 From: worleyme at plu.edu (Margaret Worley) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:35 2004 Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers References: Message-ID: <369BE7E5.7015113A@plu.edu> Marti, -Students are not required to bring computers but most do. -Nothing is included in tuition for this purpose. -We have configuration suggestions. See our web page on this topic at: http://www.plu.edu/~cats/resources/get_started/rsystems.html -Lab usage has increased (go figure). Marti Morandi wrote: > > How many of you require students to have their own computer (whether > handed out by the institution and included in tuition or brought from home?) > Do you require certain standards? How has this impacted the usage of > your labs? > > Thanks in advance for your help, > Marti > > Marti Morandi, Director > Production and Operations > Willamette Integrated Technology Services > Willamette University > Salem, OR 97301 > (503)370-6650/mmorandi@willamette.edu -- >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Margaret Worley, Asst. Director | voice: (253)535-8470 User Services/Academic Computing Support | email: worleyme@plu.edu Computing and Telecommunication Services | fax: (253)536-5099 Pacific Lutheran University Tacoma, WA 98447 From irvw at linfield.edu Tue Jan 12 16:38:12 1999 From: irvw at linfield.edu (Irv Wiswall) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:35 2004 Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers In-Reply-To: Message-ID: <1803561.3125147892@irvw.linfield.edu> Linfield does not require computer -Irv --On Tue, Jan 12, 1999 3:00 PM -0800 Marti Morandi wrote: > How many of you require students to have their own computer (whether > handed out by the institution and included in tuition or brought from > home?) Do you require certain standards? How has this impacted the usage > of your labs? > > Thanks in advance for your help, > Marti > > Marti Morandi, Director > Production and Operations > Willamette Integrated Technology Services > Willamette University > Salem, OR 97301 > (503)370-6650/mmorandi@willamette.edu > From bkirk at warnerpacific.edu Wed Jan 13 08:59:57 1999 From: bkirk at warnerpacific.edu (Bill Kirk) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:35 2004 Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers In-Reply-To: Message-ID: <000601be3f16$262bfd00$1c0810ac@wpacific.edu.warnerpacific.edu> Warner Pacific does not require computers (we only this last summer wired the campus network) but we do have a suggested configuration. What we are finding is that more and more students are bringing them. I have only been in Higher Ed for 6 months, before that I was in K-12 for 5 years. From that experience, I think you will find that more and more already have them by the time they get to college. For the college bound student, it is the same as having a calculator (commonplace), only more expensive. . William A. Kirk Director, Technology & Information Services Warner Pacific College (503) 788-7451 (503) 775-4113 FAX bkirk@warnerpacific.edu -----Original Message----- From: nw-heat@willamette.org [mailto:nw-heat@willamette.org] On Behalf Of Marti Morandi Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 1999 3:00 PM To: Multiple recipients of list Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers How many of you require students to have their own computer (whether handed out by the institution and included in tuition or brought from home?) Do you require certain standards? How has this impacted the usage of your labs? Thanks in advance for your help, Marti Marti Morandi, Director Production and Operations Willamette Integrated Technology Services Willamette University Salem, OR 97301 (503)370-6650/mmorandi@willamette.edu From prescott at up.edu Wed Jan 13 09:43:58 1999 From: prescott at up.edu (Jerilyn Prescott) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:35 2004 Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers In-Reply-To: <29ED0E2C5973D211A48B00A0C9EA44E0C282@degas.up.edu> Message-ID: <29ED0E2C5973D211A48B00A0C9EA44E0BDAE@degas.up.edu> We do not require students to have a computer at the University of Portland. We are adding dorms to our network approximately one each year. As we add dorms to our network the lab usage has gone up, not down. Jerilyn Prescott Microcomputer Lab Manager/User Support Specialist University of Portland 5000 N Willamette Blvd. Portland, OR 97203 (503) 943-7469/prescott@up.edu From pdestefa at willamette.edu Wed Jan 13 10:46:55 1999 From: pdestefa at willamette.edu (Paul DeStefano) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:35 2004 Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers In-Reply-To: <29ED0E2C5973D211A48B00A0C9EA44E0BDAE@degas.up.edu> Message-ID: How do you explain that? Can you tell what type of use your labs are getting? I believe we've experience increased lab use for EMAIL ONLY while networking more residence halls. The difference is about $1000 per machine when planning for new computers. __ Paul DeStefano | User Services Consultant Willamette Integrated Technology Services| Willamette University, Salem OR Phone: 503.375.5412 Fax: 503.375.5456 | On Wed, 13 Jan 1999, Jerilyn Prescott wrote: > We do not require students to have a computer at the University of Portland. > We are adding dorms to our network approximately one each year. As we add > dorms to our network the lab usage has gone up, not down. > > Jerilyn Prescott > Microcomputer Lab Manager/User Support Specialist > University of Portland > 5000 N Willamette Blvd. > Portland, OR 97203 > (503) 943-7469/prescott@up.edu > > From PietrasP at evergreen.edu Wed Jan 13 12:43:56 1999 From: PietrasP at evergreen.edu (Pietras, Pete) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:35 2004 Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers Message-ID: Evergreen does not require students to bring their own computer. I believe that about 50% of students own a computer at college. Our residence halls are networked to the campus and many students opt to bring a computer of their own. Housing has certain standards available at http://www.evergreen.edu/user/housing/index.html. Then click on the ResNet button and HowTo. Our usage of labs continues to rise. I believe this is due in part to the robust systems we have, our use of electronic forms for evaluations and contracts, and variety of software which students do not have on their systems. julian > ---------- > From: Marti Morandi > Reply To: nw-heat@willamette.org > Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 1999 4:00 PM > To: Multiple recipients of list > Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers > > How many of you require students to have their own computer (whether > handed out by the institution and included in tuition or brought from > home?) > Do you require certain standards? How has this impacted the usage of > your labs? > > Thanks in advance for your help, > Marti > > Marti Morandi, Director > Production and Operations > Willamette Integrated Technology Services > Willamette University > Salem, OR 97301 > (503)370-6650/mmorandi@willamette.edu > From prescott at up.edu Wed Jan 13 13:41:43 1999 From: prescott at up.edu (Jerilyn Prescott) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:35 2004 Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers In-Reply-To: <29ED0E2C5973D211A48B00A0C9EA44E0C413@degas.up.edu> Message-ID: <29ED0E2C5973D211A48B00A0C9EA44E0BDB5@degas.up.edu> Some additional background information. The dorms network access is for email and internet access only. Students do not have access to any network applications. I believe there are 4 main reasons why there is an increase of student usage in the labs. 1) More and more instructors are requiring students to use technology tools in their coursework. Many of those programs are specialized and only found on the network. Also, instructors are requiring more group projects. It is easier for a group to meet on-campus in a public facility. 2) New students come to the University from high schools with well equipped computer labs and already know how to use the technology. I believe the majority of students don't want or cannot afford a computer (that is changing rapidly). At this point the majority do not think the advantages of having their own computer outweigh the convenience of the labs. 3) The students can get support from Lab Assistants and classmates in the computer labs. 4) Free printing. I don't have data to back up my observations. I do have data showing an increase in the lab usage. In my readings and speaking with other lab managers across the country, the phenomena of increasing dorm network access does not cause a decrease in lab usage. I'm not sure it is causing the increase of lab usage or if the increase is due to other factors. -----Original Message----- From: nw-heat@willamette.org [mailto:nw-heat@willamette.org]On Behalf Of Paul DeStefano Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 1999 11:31 AM To: Multiple recipients of list Subject: RE: Student requirement to bring own computers How do you explain that? Can you tell what type of use your labs are getting? I believe we've experience increased lab use for EMAIL ONLY while networking more residence halls. The difference is about $1000 per machine when planning for new computers. __ Paul DeStefano | User Services Consultant Willamette Integrated Technology Services| Willamette University, Salem OR Phone: 503.375.5412 Fax: 503.375.5456 | On Wed, 13 Jan 1999, Jerilyn Prescott wrote: > We do not require students to have a computer at the University of Portland. > We are adding dorms to our network approximately one each year. As we add > dorms to our network the lab usage has gone up, not down. > > Jerilyn Prescott > Microcomputer Lab Manager/User Support Specialist > University of Portland > 5000 N Willamette Blvd. > Portland, OR 97203 > (503) 943-7469/prescott@up.edu > > From mmyers at willamette.edu Thu Jan 14 21:10:04 1999 From: mmyers at willamette.edu (Mike Myers) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:35 2004 Subject: Test of NW-HEAT Lists In-Reply-To: Message-ID: Let's see, I left December 11th so...yea. I suppose I should sign off the nw-heat lists. It's been fun everyone. - Mike Myers On Tue, 12 Jan 1999, Keiko Pitter wrote: > John > I think the problem started back in mid-December. I take it that messages > from way back when are no longer there? > > --> Keiko > > On Tue, 12 Jan 1999, John Callahan wrote: > > > > > Hello Fellow NW-HEATers! > > > > It would appear that recent anti-relay rules instituted on the system > > that runs nw-heat.org also blocked all the nw-heat.org mailing lists, > > since it really thinks it is part of willamette.edu, and... well > > anyway the details are fairly dull -- but the result is some > > nw-heat.org mail never really made it out. > > > > It is likely this would have been caught earlier except our usual > > listproc guru left Willamette for Nike last month, and I took a > > wonderful two week vacation that I am only now begining to recover from. > > > > All the unsent messages are still hanging about and I will try and > > get them pushed out today. > > > > Happy 1999, and we will now resume to our regularly scheduled programming. > > > > Cheers! > > John > > -- > > John Callahan |Assistant Director, Network Services > > Willamette Integrated Technology Services|Willamette University, Salem, OR > > Phone: (503) 375-5495 Fax: (503) 375-5456|http://www.willamette.edu/~jcallaha > > > > > > From mmorandi at willamette.edu Mon Jan 18 09:54:14 1999 From: mmorandi at willamette.edu (Marti Morandi) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:35 2004 Subject: Another question Message-ID: We are looking at the administrative printing we do here at Willamette. If you have any responsibility for printing and distributing documents such as budget printouts, paychecks (we want to keep this one!!!), development pledges, registrar documents, etc. could you give me some idea of how much of it is done centrally, how much is done by individual offices and, if so, how you got them to do it themselves? Thanks, Marti Marti Morandi, Director Production and Operations Willamette Integrated Technology Services Willamette University Salem, OR 97301 (503)370-6650/mmorandi@willamette.edu From ingerman at lclark.edu Wed Jan 20 14:40:15 1999 From: ingerman at lclark.edu (Bret Ingerman) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:36 2004 Subject: Position available for Creative Director for New Media Message-ID: I thought some of you may be interested in the following position now available at Lewis & Clark College. This position reports to the Director of Publications: ---------------------------------- Creative Director for New Media Lewis & Clark College Manages the marketing presence of Lewis & Clark College in electronic media including the World Wide Web, CD-ROM, and other digital media. Maintains a high-quality graphic and rhetorical presentation consistent with the College's institutional identity in other media. Coordinates the production and maintenance of all new media projects, especially the College's official Web site. Bachelor's degree plus two years experience including technical and graphic design training required. Advanced working knowledge of HTML and Web browsers and of PCs and the Macintosh and related design/production software including PageMaker and/or QuarkXPress, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and/or Freehand, Claris Home Page, other HTML editors. Experience with Unix, CGI programming, and Java useful. Excellent skills in graphic design and in oral and written communication. Fluency in Web site architecture. Firm understanding of photographic imaging, both traditional and digital. Understanding of higher education marketing. Ability to work well in a team environment and with a variety of people. Salary is mid 30's plus excellent benefits including tuition benefits and a generous retirement plan. To apply, submit a cover letter, resume, and the names, addresses and telephone numbers of three professional references to: Human Resources, Lewis & Clark College, 0615 S.W. Palatine Hill Road, Portland, OR 97219. Apply by January 29, 1999. For more info, please call our Job Line at (503) 768-7840 or visit our web site at www.lclark.edu/~hr. EOE. --Bret -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... 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Director | voice: (253)535-8470 User Services/Academic Computing Support | email: worleyme@plu.edu Computing and Telecommunication Services | fax: (253)536-5099 Pacific Lutheran University Tacoma, WA 98447 From krupicka at pacificu.edu Fri Jan 22 08:51:51 1999 From: krupicka at pacificu.edu (Ted Krupicka) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:36 2004 Subject: Web link policy In-Reply-To: <36A7BE9C.614463DF@plu.edu> Message-ID: Margaret, Pacific's policy only prohibits corporate web links if it is a for-profit activity or any form of advertisement. Otherwise, we have a lot of places where links point to support pages for computer companies. If you want to read our on-line resource policy, it's at Regards, -Ted Krupicka ********************************************************************** University Information Services Interim Director Pacific University E-Mail krupicka@pacificu.edu 2043 College Way Phone (503) 359-2927 Forest Grove, OR 97116 Fax (503) 359-3162 ** For UIS policy, procedures or help information see the URL below ** **************** ******************** On Thu, 21 Jan 1999, Margaret Worley wrote: > Does anyone have a policy regarding corporate web links on departmental > or personal web pages? For instance, what are the implications and/or > university policy issues if I put such a link (to a large computer > corporation--you get the picture) on my web page. > > Thanks in advance for responding. > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< > Margaret Worley, Asst. Director | voice: (253)535-8470 > User Services/Academic Computing Support | email: worleyme@plu.edu > Computing and Telecommunication Services | fax: (253)536-5099 > Pacific Lutheran University > Tacoma, WA 98447 > From pitterk at whitman.edu Sat Jan 23 18:45:13 1999 From: pitterk at whitman.edu (Keiko Pitter) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:36 2004 Subject: IOAN meeting in Austin, TX Message-ID: IOAN stands for Institutional Opportunities for Advanced Networking. A few of us from NW-HEAT attended the meeting (Raney Ellis from UPS, Ray Grant from PCC, David Tindall from Seattle Pacific, Gary Schlickeiser from Reed, and Keiko Pitter from Whitman). It was a good productive meeting..and we would like to share info with you at the next NW-HEAT meeting. In the meantime, Bob Gillespie sent us a summary that he prepared...so it is atteched to this email. We'll do our best to keep you folks informed of going-ons. --> Keiko -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: i2.doc Type: application/octet-stream Size: 7168 bytes Desc: Url : http://lists.nw-heat.org/pipermail/nw-heat/attachments/19990123/7449d84c/i2.obj From jcallaha at willamette.edu Wed Jan 27 21:43:51 1999 From: jcallaha at willamette.edu (John Callahan) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:36 2004 Subject: LDAP Anyone? Message-ID: Hello NW-HEATers - Just a quick question...or two or three. Are you using LDAP at your institution? If so, have you integrated it into your networks to the point where it authenticates users, routes e-mail, controls priviledges, walks the dog, etc or are you just providing it read-only for LDAP enabled applications to search it? What schemas do you use? If no, do you have any plans to? As for us, I've played with both the Netscape Directory Server and with OpenLDAP. I'm currently running a semi-production OpenLDAP directory to aid Netscape (and Outlook?) users in finding e-mail addresses and it seems to work but integrating it into something truly useful seems a very daunting task. Thanks much! John -- John Callahan |Assistant Director, Network Services Willamette Integrated Technology Services|Willamette University, Salem, OR Phone: (503) 375-5495 Fax: (503) 375-5456|http://www.willamette.edu/~jcallaha From allendp at plu.edu Thu Jan 28 01:57:06 1999 From: allendp at plu.edu (David P. Allen) Date: Fri Jul 16 16:34:36 2004 Subject: LDAP Anyone? In-Reply-To: Message-ID: On Wed, 27 Jan 1999, John Callahan wrote: > Are you using LDAP at your institution? Yes. Quite a bit in fact. > If so, have you integrated it into your networks to the point where it > authenticates users, routes e-mail, controls priviledges, walks the dog, > etc or are you just providing it read-only for LDAP enabled applications to > search it? What schemas do you use? I'll try to summarize our current uses of LDAP: Web page user authentication (pages restricted to PLU community for example) Calendar Server user authentication On-line directory lookup Web based directory and LDAP aware applications such as Netscape Messenger & Calendar Login host authentication (primarily password synchronization) We currently have our e-mail/login host, calendar server, and web authentication all password/username synchronized. We are working on bringing NT into the loop, but it's a little bit more difficult since we can't script in NT as easily. We will probably use it in conjunction with a web based ResNet registration system we're cooking up right now. It is basically a authenticated web page, but we may use LDAP to store some extra information about connections and student computers. Other proposed ideas (some more real than others): SMTP authentication (allows only authenticated users to send e-mail) Roaming profiles for Netscape (neat feature to access your bookmarks, history, cache, etc on any system using Netscape >= 4.5 ) storing the profile in the LDAP server with the user information Synchronization of NT usernames/passwords with LDAP for our NT domain encompasing Staff/Faculty systems Synchronization of usernames/passwords on public systems such as lab PCs with NT or Macs, etc. to assist with tracking usage Synchronization of other systems (administrative systems) is a possibility, however, we have focused on academic and PC systems in case we run into security issues we don't want to compromise Banner or other admin data > As for us, I've played with both the Netscape Directory Server and with > OpenLDAP. I'm currently running a semi-production OpenLDAP directory to aid > Netscape (and Outlook?) users in finding e-mail addresses and it seems to > work but integrating it into something truly useful seems a very daunting > task. Depending on the tools available it can be tricky. Since I'm not the person who actually implemented it here I can't give you a better idea than that. However, the benefits have been tremendous. We are using Netscape Directory Server and have had good luck with it so far. I understand the new version that released earlier this week is much improved. It performs much faster and they have finally brought the management interface to a usable level. We plan to start testing it sometime next week on a different system so I don't have much more information than that. We have been looking for libraries that allow us to use Perl to access LDAP directly, but they don't seem to be available on the Digital Unix platform which is our primary platform for this project. Solaris users are probably better off in this case because Netscape has those available for free if anyone is interested. I think that's probably enough for now. I'm sure there is more information I could pass on, but I'll just see what questions come up first. Don't want to give away all of our secrets, right? David P. Allen Senior Network Technician Pacific Lutheran University Disclaimer: The views expressed by myself in this message are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer, my co-workers, and more than likely, those of my peers. { (253) 535-7524 | "...one of the main causes of the fall of } { AllenDP@PLU.edu | Rome was that, lacking zero, they had no } { www.plu.edu/~AllenDP | way to indicate successful termination of } { | their C programs." --Robert Firth } From mmorandi at willamette.edu Mon Jan 4 13:39:31 1999 From: mmorandi at willamette.edu (Marti Morandi) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: Favor Message-ID: If some of you are not averse to sharing the info, could you please send me whichever of these amounts are available to you. Institution total budget Technology budget total % of institution budget expended on technology technology $ per FTE student Thanks in advance for your help, Marti Marti Morandi, Director Production and Operations Willamette Integrated Technology Services Willamette University Salem, OR 97301 (503)370-6650/mmorandi@willamette.edu From gshearer at seattleu.edu Fri Jan 8 16:42:04 1999 From: gshearer at seattleu.edu (George Shearer) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: Outlook 98 Message-ID: <199901090040.QAA10269@chopin.seattleu.edu> Is anyone using the calendaring feature of Outlook 98 yet? Any pro's or con's greatly appreciate. Please reply to lriley@seattleu.edu. George Shearer Director-IMS Seattle University 900 Broadway Seattle, WA 98122 (206) 296-5592 From jcallaha at willamette.edu Tue Jan 12 14:18:01 1999 From: jcallaha at willamette.edu (John Callahan) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: Test of NW-HEAT Lists Message-ID: Hello Fellow NW-HEATers! It would appear that recent anti-relay rules instituted on the system that runs nw-heat.org also blocked all the nw-heat.org mailing lists, since it really thinks it is part of willamette.edu, and... well anyway the details are fairly dull -- but the result is some nw-heat.org mail never really made it out. It is likely this would have been caught earlier except our usual listproc guru left Willamette for Nike last month, and I took a wonderful two week vacation that I am only now begining to recover from. All the unsent messages are still hanging about and I will try and get them pushed out today. Happy 1999, and we will now resume to our regularly scheduled programming. Cheers! John -- John Callahan |Assistant Director, Network Services Willamette Integrated Technology Services|Willamette University, Salem, OR Phone: (503) 375-5495 Fax: (503) 375-5456|http://www.willamette.edu/~jcallaha From pitterk at whitman.edu Tue Jan 12 15:06:16 1999 From: pitterk at whitman.edu (Keiko Pitter) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: Test of NW-HEAT Lists In-Reply-To: Message-ID: John I think the problem started back in mid-December. I take it that messages from way back when are no longer there? --> Keiko On Tue, 12 Jan 1999, John Callahan wrote: > > Hello Fellow NW-HEATers! > > It would appear that recent anti-relay rules instituted on the system > that runs nw-heat.org also blocked all the nw-heat.org mailing lists, > since it really thinks it is part of willamette.edu, and... well > anyway the details are fairly dull -- but the result is some > nw-heat.org mail never really made it out. > > It is likely this would have been caught earlier except our usual > listproc guru left Willamette for Nike last month, and I took a > wonderful two week vacation that I am only now begining to recover from. > > All the unsent messages are still hanging about and I will try and > get them pushed out today. > > Happy 1999, and we will now resume to our regularly scheduled programming. > > Cheers! > John > -- > John Callahan |Assistant Director, Network Services > Willamette Integrated Technology Services|Willamette University, Salem, OR > Phone: (503) 375-5495 Fax: (503) 375-5456|http://www.willamette.edu/~jcallaha > > From worleyme at plu.edu Tue Jan 12 16:25:09 1999 From: worleyme at plu.edu (Margaret Worley) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers References: Message-ID: <369BE7E5.7015113A@plu.edu> Marti, -Students are not required to bring computers but most do. -Nothing is included in tuition for this purpose. -We have configuration suggestions. See our web page on this topic at: http://www.plu.edu/~cats/resources/get_started/rsystems.html -Lab usage has increased (go figure). Marti Morandi wrote: > > How many of you require students to have their own computer (whether > handed out by the institution and included in tuition or brought from home?) > Do you require certain standards? How has this impacted the usage of > your labs? > > Thanks in advance for your help, > Marti > > Marti Morandi, Director > Production and Operations > Willamette Integrated Technology Services > Willamette University > Salem, OR 97301 > (503)370-6650/mmorandi@willamette.edu -- >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Margaret Worley, Asst. Director | voice: (253)535-8470 User Services/Academic Computing Support | email: worleyme@plu.edu Computing and Telecommunication Services | fax: (253)536-5099 Pacific Lutheran University Tacoma, WA 98447 From irvw at linfield.edu Tue Jan 12 16:38:12 1999 From: irvw at linfield.edu (Irv Wiswall) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers In-Reply-To: Message-ID: <1803561.3125147892@irvw.linfield.edu> Linfield does not require computer -Irv --On Tue, Jan 12, 1999 3:00 PM -0800 Marti Morandi wrote: > How many of you require students to have their own computer (whether > handed out by the institution and included in tuition or brought from > home?) Do you require certain standards? How has this impacted the usage > of your labs? > > Thanks in advance for your help, > Marti > > Marti Morandi, Director > Production and Operations > Willamette Integrated Technology Services > Willamette University > Salem, OR 97301 > (503)370-6650/mmorandi@willamette.edu > From bkirk at warnerpacific.edu Wed Jan 13 08:59:57 1999 From: bkirk at warnerpacific.edu (Bill Kirk) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers In-Reply-To: Message-ID: <000601be3f16$262bfd00$1c0810ac@wpacific.edu.warnerpacific.edu> Warner Pacific does not require computers (we only this last summer wired the campus network) but we do have a suggested configuration. What we are finding is that more and more students are bringing them. I have only been in Higher Ed for 6 months, before that I was in K-12 for 5 years. From that experience, I think you will find that more and more already have them by the time they get to college. For the college bound student, it is the same as having a calculator (commonplace), only more expensive. . William A. Kirk Director, Technology & Information Services Warner Pacific College (503) 788-7451 (503) 775-4113 FAX bkirk@warnerpacific.edu -----Original Message----- From: nw-heat@willamette.org [mailto:nw-heat@willamette.org] On Behalf Of Marti Morandi Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 1999 3:00 PM To: Multiple recipients of list Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers How many of you require students to have their own computer (whether handed out by the institution and included in tuition or brought from home?) Do you require certain standards? How has this impacted the usage of your labs? Thanks in advance for your help, Marti Marti Morandi, Director Production and Operations Willamette Integrated Technology Services Willamette University Salem, OR 97301 (503)370-6650/mmorandi@willamette.edu From prescott at up.edu Wed Jan 13 09:43:58 1999 From: prescott at up.edu (Jerilyn Prescott) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers In-Reply-To: <29ED0E2C5973D211A48B00A0C9EA44E0C282@degas.up.edu> Message-ID: <29ED0E2C5973D211A48B00A0C9EA44E0BDAE@degas.up.edu> We do not require students to have a computer at the University of Portland. We are adding dorms to our network approximately one each year. As we add dorms to our network the lab usage has gone up, not down. Jerilyn Prescott Microcomputer Lab Manager/User Support Specialist University of Portland 5000 N Willamette Blvd. Portland, OR 97203 (503) 943-7469/prescott@up.edu From pdestefa at willamette.edu Wed Jan 13 10:46:55 1999 From: pdestefa at willamette.edu (Paul DeStefano) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers In-Reply-To: <29ED0E2C5973D211A48B00A0C9EA44E0BDAE@degas.up.edu> Message-ID: How do you explain that? Can you tell what type of use your labs are getting? I believe we've experience increased lab use for EMAIL ONLY while networking more residence halls. The difference is about $1000 per machine when planning for new computers. __ Paul DeStefano | User Services Consultant Willamette Integrated Technology Services| Willamette University, Salem OR Phone: 503.375.5412 Fax: 503.375.5456 | On Wed, 13 Jan 1999, Jerilyn Prescott wrote: > We do not require students to have a computer at the University of Portland. > We are adding dorms to our network approximately one each year. As we add > dorms to our network the lab usage has gone up, not down. > > Jerilyn Prescott > Microcomputer Lab Manager/User Support Specialist > University of Portland > 5000 N Willamette Blvd. > Portland, OR 97203 > (503) 943-7469/prescott@up.edu > > From PietrasP at evergreen.edu Wed Jan 13 12:43:56 1999 From: PietrasP at evergreen.edu (Pietras, Pete) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers Message-ID: Evergreen does not require students to bring their own computer. I believe that about 50% of students own a computer at college. Our residence halls are networked to the campus and many students opt to bring a computer of their own. Housing has certain standards available at http://www.evergreen.edu/user/housing/index.html. Then click on the ResNet button and HowTo. Our usage of labs continues to rise. I believe this is due in part to the robust systems we have, our use of electronic forms for evaluations and contracts, and variety of software which students do not have on their systems. julian > ---------- > From: Marti Morandi > Reply To: nw-heat@willamette.org > Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 1999 4:00 PM > To: Multiple recipients of list > Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers > > How many of you require students to have their own computer (whether > handed out by the institution and included in tuition or brought from > home?) > Do you require certain standards? How has this impacted the usage of > your labs? > > Thanks in advance for your help, > Marti > > Marti Morandi, Director > Production and Operations > Willamette Integrated Technology Services > Willamette University > Salem, OR 97301 > (503)370-6650/mmorandi@willamette.edu > From prescott at up.edu Wed Jan 13 13:41:43 1999 From: prescott at up.edu (Jerilyn Prescott) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: Student requirement to bring own computers In-Reply-To: <29ED0E2C5973D211A48B00A0C9EA44E0C413@degas.up.edu> Message-ID: <29ED0E2C5973D211A48B00A0C9EA44E0BDB5@degas.up.edu> Some additional background information. The dorms network access is for email and internet access only. Students do not have access to any network applications. I believe there are 4 main reasons why there is an increase of student usage in the labs. 1) More and more instructors are requiring students to use technology tools in their coursework. Many of those programs are specialized and only found on the network. Also, instructors are requiring more group projects. It is easier for a group to meet on-campus in a public facility. 2) New students come to the University from high schools with well equipped computer labs and already know how to use the technology. I believe the majority of students don't want or cannot afford a computer (that is changing rapidly). At this point the majority do not think the advantages of having their own computer outweigh the convenience of the labs. 3) The students can get support from Lab Assistants and classmates in the computer labs. 4) Free printing. I don't have data to back up my observations. I do have data showing an increase in the lab usage. In my readings and speaking with other lab managers across the country, the phenomena of increasing dorm network access does not cause a decrease in lab usage. I'm not sure it is causing the increase of lab usage or if the increase is due to other factors. -----Original Message----- From: nw-heat@willamette.org [mailto:nw-heat@willamette.org]On Behalf Of Paul DeStefano Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 1999 11:31 AM To: Multiple recipients of list Subject: RE: Student requirement to bring own computers How do you explain that? Can you tell what type of use your labs are getting? I believe we've experience increased lab use for EMAIL ONLY while networking more residence halls. The difference is about $1000 per machine when planning for new computers. __ Paul DeStefano | User Services Consultant Willamette Integrated Technology Services| Willamette University, Salem OR Phone: 503.375.5412 Fax: 503.375.5456 | On Wed, 13 Jan 1999, Jerilyn Prescott wrote: > We do not require students to have a computer at the University of Portland. > We are adding dorms to our network approximately one each year. As we add > dorms to our network the lab usage has gone up, not down. > > Jerilyn Prescott > Microcomputer Lab Manager/User Support Specialist > University of Portland > 5000 N Willamette Blvd. > Portland, OR 97203 > (503) 943-7469/prescott@up.edu > > From mmyers at willamette.edu Thu Jan 14 21:10:04 1999 From: mmyers at willamette.edu (Mike Myers) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: Test of NW-HEAT Lists In-Reply-To: Message-ID: Let's see, I left December 11th so...yea. I suppose I should sign off the nw-heat lists. It's been fun everyone. - Mike Myers On Tue, 12 Jan 1999, Keiko Pitter wrote: > John > I think the problem started back in mid-December. I take it that messages > from way back when are no longer there? > > --> Keiko > > On Tue, 12 Jan 1999, John Callahan wrote: > > > > > Hello Fellow NW-HEATers! > > > > It would appear that recent anti-relay rules instituted on the system > > that runs nw-heat.org also blocked all the nw-heat.org mailing lists, > > since it really thinks it is part of willamette.edu, and... well > > anyway the details are fairly dull -- but the result is some > > nw-heat.org mail never really made it out. > > > > It is likely this would have been caught earlier except our usual > > listproc guru left Willamette for Nike last month, and I took a > > wonderful two week vacation that I am only now begining to recover from. > > > > All the unsent messages are still hanging about and I will try and > > get them pushed out today. > > > > Happy 1999, and we will now resume to our regularly scheduled programming. > > > > Cheers! > > John > > -- > > John Callahan |Assistant Director, Network Services > > Willamette Integrated Technology Services|Willamette University, Salem, OR > > Phone: (503) 375-5495 Fax: (503) 375-5456|http://www.willamette.edu/~jcallaha > > > > > > From mmorandi at willamette.edu Mon Jan 18 09:54:14 1999 From: mmorandi at willamette.edu (Marti Morandi) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: Another question Message-ID: We are looking at the administrative printing we do here at Willamette. If you have any responsibility for printing and distributing documents such as budget printouts, paychecks (we want to keep this one!!!), development pledges, registrar documents, etc. could you give me some idea of how much of it is done centrally, how much is done by individual offices and, if so, how you got them to do it themselves? Thanks, Marti Marti Morandi, Director Production and Operations Willamette Integrated Technology Services Willamette University Salem, OR 97301 (503)370-6650/mmorandi@willamette.edu From ingerman at lclark.edu Wed Jan 20 14:40:15 1999 From: ingerman at lclark.edu (Bret Ingerman) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: Position available for Creative Director for New Media Message-ID: I thought some of you may be interested in the following position now available at Lewis & Clark College. This position reports to the Director of Publications: ---------------------------------- Creative Director for New Media Lewis & Clark College Manages the marketing presence of Lewis & Clark College in electronic media including the World Wide Web, CD-ROM, and other digital media. Maintains a high-quality graphic and rhetorical presentation consistent with the College's institutional identity in other media. Coordinates the production and maintenance of all new media projects, especially the College's official Web site. Bachelor's degree plus two years experience including technical and graphic design training required. Advanced working knowledge of HTML and Web browsers and of PCs and the Macintosh and related design/production software including PageMaker and/or QuarkXPress, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and/or Freehand, Claris Home Page, other HTML editors. Experience with Unix, CGI programming, and Java useful. Excellent skills in graphic design and in oral and written communication. Fluency in Web site architecture. Firm understanding of photographic imaging, both traditional and digital. Understanding of higher education marketing. Ability to work well in a team environment and with a variety of people. Salary is mid 30's plus excellent benefits including tuition benefits and a generous retirement plan. To apply, submit a cover letter, resume, and the names, addresses and telephone numbers of three professional references to: Human Resources, Lewis & Clark College, 0615 S.W. Palatine Hill Road, Portland, OR 97219. Apply by January 29, 1999. For more info, please call our Job Line at (503) 768-7840 or visit our web site at www.lclark.edu/~hr. EOE. --Bret -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... 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Director | voice: (253)535-8470 User Services/Academic Computing Support | email: worleyme@plu.edu Computing and Telecommunication Services | fax: (253)536-5099 Pacific Lutheran University Tacoma, WA 98447 From krupicka at pacificu.edu Fri Jan 22 08:51:51 1999 From: krupicka at pacificu.edu (Ted Krupicka) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: Web link policy In-Reply-To: <36A7BE9C.614463DF@plu.edu> Message-ID: Margaret, Pacific's policy only prohibits corporate web links if it is a for-profit activity or any form of advertisement. Otherwise, we have a lot of places where links point to support pages for computer companies. If you want to read our on-line resource policy, it's at Regards, -Ted Krupicka ********************************************************************** University Information Services Interim Director Pacific University E-Mail krupicka@pacificu.edu 2043 College Way Phone (503) 359-2927 Forest Grove, OR 97116 Fax (503) 359-3162 ** For UIS policy, procedures or help information see the URL below ** **************** ******************** On Thu, 21 Jan 1999, Margaret Worley wrote: > Does anyone have a policy regarding corporate web links on departmental > or personal web pages? For instance, what are the implications and/or > university policy issues if I put such a link (to a large computer > corporation--you get the picture) on my web page. > > Thanks in advance for responding. > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< > Margaret Worley, Asst. Director | voice: (253)535-8470 > User Services/Academic Computing Support | email: worleyme@plu.edu > Computing and Telecommunication Services | fax: (253)536-5099 > Pacific Lutheran University > Tacoma, WA 98447 > From pitterk at whitman.edu Sat Jan 23 18:45:13 1999 From: pitterk at whitman.edu (Keiko Pitter) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: IOAN meeting in Austin, TX Message-ID: IOAN stands for Institutional Opportunities for Advanced Networking. A few of us from NW-HEAT attended the meeting (Raney Ellis from UPS, Ray Grant from PCC, David Tindall from Seattle Pacific, Gary Schlickeiser from Reed, and Keiko Pitter from Whitman). It was a good productive meeting..and we would like to share info with you at the next NW-HEAT meeting. In the meantime, Bob Gillespie sent us a summary that he prepared...so it is atteched to this email. We'll do our best to keep you folks informed of going-ons. --> Keiko -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: i2.doc Type: application/octet-stream Size: 7168 bytes Desc: Url : http://lists.nw-heat.org/pipermail/nw-heat/attachments/19990123/7449d84c/i2-0001.obj From jcallaha at willamette.edu Wed Jan 27 21:43:51 1999 From: jcallaha at willamette.edu (John Callahan) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: LDAP Anyone? Message-ID: Hello NW-HEATers - Just a quick question...or two or three. Are you using LDAP at your institution? If so, have you integrated it into your networks to the point where it authenticates users, routes e-mail, controls priviledges, walks the dog, etc or are you just providing it read-only for LDAP enabled applications to search it? What schemas do you use? If no, do you have any plans to? As for us, I've played with both the Netscape Directory Server and with OpenLDAP. I'm currently running a semi-production OpenLDAP directory to aid Netscape (and Outlook?) users in finding e-mail addresses and it seems to work but integrating it into something truly useful seems a very daunting task. Thanks much! John -- John Callahan |Assistant Director, Network Services Willamette Integrated Technology Services|Willamette University, Salem, OR Phone: (503) 375-5495 Fax: (503) 375-5456|http://www.willamette.edu/~jcallaha From allendp at plu.edu Thu Jan 28 01:57:06 1999 From: allendp at plu.edu (David P. Allen) Date: Thu Oct 5 10:00:20 2006 Subject: LDAP Anyone? In-Reply-To: Message-ID: On Wed, 27 Jan 1999, John Callahan wrote: > Are you using LDAP at your institution? Yes. Quite a bit in fact. > If so, have you integrated it into your networks to the point where it > authenticates users, routes e-mail, controls priviledges, walks the dog, > etc or are you just providing it read-only for LDAP enabled applications to > search it? What schemas do you use? I'll try to summarize our current uses of LDAP: Web page user authentication (pages restricted to PLU community for example) Calendar Server user authentication On-line directory lookup Web based directory and LDAP aware applications such as Netscape Messenger & Calendar Login host authentication (primarily password synchronization) We currently have our e-mail/login host, calendar server, and web authentication all password/username synchronized. We are working on bringing NT into the loop, but it's a little bit more difficult since we can't script in NT as easily. We will probably use it in conjunction with a web based ResNet registration system we're cooking up right now. It is basically a authenticated web page, but we may use LDAP to store some extra information about connections and student computers. Other proposed ideas (some more real than others): SMTP authentication (allows only authenticated users to send e-mail) Roaming profiles for Netscape (neat feature to access your bookmarks, history, cache, etc on any system using Netscape >= 4.5 ) storing the profile in the LDAP server with the user information Synchronization of NT usernames/passwords with LDAP for our NT domain encompasing Staff/Faculty systems Synchronization of usernames/passwords on public systems such as lab PCs with NT or Macs, etc. to assist with tracking usage Synchronization of other systems (administrative systems) is a possibility, however, we have focused on academic and PC systems in case we run into security issues we don't want to compromise Banner or other admin data > As for us, I've played with both the Netscape Directory Server and with > OpenLDAP. I'm currently running a semi-production OpenLDAP directory to aid > Netscape (and Outlook?) users in finding e-mail addresses and it seems to > work but integrating it into something truly useful seems a very daunting > task. Depending on the tools available it can be tricky. Since I'm not the person who actually implemented it here I can't give you a better idea than that. However, the benefits have been tremendous. We are using Netscape Directory Server and have had good luck with it so far. I understand the new version that released earlier this week is much improved. It performs much faster and they have finally brought the management interface to a usable level. We plan to start testing it sometime next week on a different system so I don't have much more information than that. We have been looking for libraries that allow us to use Perl to access LDAP directly, but they don't seem to be available on the Digital Unix platform which is our primary platform for this project. Solaris users are probably better off in this case because Netscape has those available for free if anyone is interested. I think that's probably enough for now. I'm sure there is more information I could pass on, but I'll just see what questions come up first. Don't want to give away all of our secrets, right? David P. Allen Senior Network Technician Pacific Lutheran University Disclaimer: The views expressed by myself in this message are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer, my co-workers, and more than likely, those of my peers. { (253) 535-7524 | "...one of the main causes of the fall of } { AllenDP@PLU.edu | Rome was that, lacking zero, they had no } { www.plu.edu/~AllenDP | way to indicate successful termination of } { | their C programs." --Robert Firth }