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Hi guys

 

Situation here is we are in BSF and our managed IT service commences in September. We are having a (near enough) complete overhaul of the network, which amongst other things has provided an opportunity to look at things like size of user areas and AUPs.

 

What I am after is:

 

- What sort of limits do you apply to user (staff and students) areas (obviously some exceptions depending on subjects studied, ie multimedia courses etc)?

 

- Do you use 'soft quotas' and/or would you recommend this?

 

- An AUP that could be issued to staff and students (probably slightly different ones for each) that would include a section that could be signed, returned and to be held on record.

 

- Do you have a policy where you only enable their account once you have received the signed form?

 

Any help or contributions would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks

 

James

Posted

Thanks nephilim. To me that sounds quite a bit, have you got an enormous amount of storage, or perhaps quite a small school?

 

We have 1600 students in all (Y7-13) and approx 250 staff.

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We have a couple of NAS boxes totalling up to 100TB

 

That makes sense then. I was thinking about 250-500Mb for 'normal' students and then making exceptions for our 6th formers studying multimedia and IT.

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