Meeting Room Internet Use

Access to the Internet from the ARLIS meeting room will be provided to scheduled users who provide their own computer equipment. The ARLIS Network Services Manager will configure the user’s computer with a valid IP address that will provide a connection to the Internet. The Network Services Manager will provide configuration if scheduled in advance. If the Network Services Manager is not available, configuration will not be available.

Internet access will be provided on an as-is basis with a maximum half-hour of troubleshooting per configuration. If an Internet connection is not functioning within the troubleshooting timeframe, access will not be provided. ARLIS will not provide access to network resources or printers.

When using the Internet, users are not to:

1. Access, retrieve, or print information which exceeds the bounds of generally accepted standards of good taste and ethics.
2. Engage in any activities which violate a United States or Alaska law or regulation or any other activities which would in any way bring discredit to the Library or its founding agencies.
3. Engage in personal commercial activities on the Internet, including offering services or merchandise for sale or ordering services or merchandise from on-line vendors.
4. Engage in any fund raising, lobbying, or political activity. Endorse any product or services.

The Library does not warrant the accuracy, correctness or suitability of any information or data furnished through the Internet to users.

Internet activities may be monitored by system or security personnel. Use of the Internet constitutes consent to security monitoring, and users should remember that Internet sessions are not private.