ResNet @ Chico State

ResNet DMCA Notice Resource Page

This page contains procedures and documents that are involved in ResNet DMCA enforcement. Please email resnet@csuchico.edu with any questions.

The process, in general

  1. The university receives a notice from a copyright holder (e.g. The MPAA, the RIAA, Sony/Columbia).
  2. Student Computing determines the owner of the computer that was sharing the files and the following actions are taken:
    • The computer is removed from the network.
    • An email is sent to the student's WildcatMail account. The student's RCC and the Coordinator for Residence Hall Student Conduct are sent a copy.
    • Student Computing files an Incident Report in the UHFS Incident Reporting system.
  3. At this point, it is the resident's responsibility to complete the remediation steps him/herself, or schedule an appointment with a ResNet technician for assistance.
  4. Two things are needed for the resident's computer to be reconnected:
    1. An email sent to resnet@csuchico.edu by the resident per the remediation instructions that were emailed to the resident.
    2. Verification by the resident's RCC or ARCC that a conduct meeting has taken place (an email to resnet@csuchico.edu will work fine).
  5. Once those two pieces of information are received, the resident's computer is allowed back on to the network.
  6. Repeat offenses result in an indefinite loss of all network privileges and the resident is referred to the Coordinator for Residence Hall Student Conduct.

Related documents

  • Reminder Mailer/Email:
    The reminder mailer and email that is sent to all residents when they move in and periodically during the school year.
  • File Sharing Advisory:
    This is being mailed to each resident along with the reminder mailer. A link to it is included in the message as well. An earlier version of this document was sent to all residents and their parents in early-August as part of the Are You Ready For ResNet? packet.
  • Violation Notice Email:
    The email sent to a student when their computer is taken offline.
  • Example DMCA Notice:
    An example of the notices that the university receives from copyright holders. Student Computing uses the IP address and timestamp in the notice to determine which computer was sharing the files.
  • DMCA Maintenance Waiver:
    If a resident requests help from a ResNet technician with removing file-sharing programs, the resident will be required to sign this waiver.
Posted: June 1, 2005 1:40 PM

 

Whitney Hall