My school's campus requires us to download a program (Clean Access Agent), before we can get online. However, we can get access for 1 hour without it. Does this mean I'll just have to keep getting off and on to stay online? Will this work?
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iPod touch How will the Touch fare with my school's network security?
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It will for awhile until the IT folks get tired of it & just block the device entirely.
Apparently, Cisco Clean Access Agent only supports Windows, so I guess it'll either deny you access or ignore you completely.
By chance have you ever plugged a Mac into the school's network?
Hmm... that's tricky.
I would just get the touch and find out.
If I'm connected to my schools server on my iPod touch I will not be able to go to any sites blocked.
It is just like I'm on one of their computers.
Although, if I really wanted to go to a specific site that is blocked I know several ways around it.
Yay for being in my schools computer tech class.
He probably meant when his friend turned on his iPhone's wifi.
I would just get the touch and find out.
If I'm connected to my schools server on my iPod touch I will not be able to go to any sites blocked.
It is just like I'm on one of their computers.
Although, if I really wanted to go to a specific site that is blocked I know several ways around it.
Yay for being in my schools computer tech class.
He probably meant when his friend turned on his iPhone's wifi.