Every organization, including Christian Brothers University, maintains information that is very effective when published internally but should never be known to those outside the organization. Access to our Intranet webserver is restricted to meet this need specifically. If you need to publicly post information on the Internet, read the directions for publishing to the CBU World Wide Web.

Have all sort of problems using "?" within a "echo('form')" posting. Can someone show me correct way

Point your web browser to http://www3.cbu.edu. Remember that you must access the Intranet from the CBUnet.

You have full control over your .htaccess file. Just make sure that whatever you do conforms to the Acceptable Use Policy.

Access to the system can be limited to only school computers. However, most schools permit students to access the system from their home computers.

Stroke will cost an estimated $54 Billion this year in America alone in direct costs for the more than 4 million Americans who live with stroke, and costs for the 750,000 who will suffer a severe stroke. Loss of jobs, productivity and impact on businesses, colleagues, friends and increase the costs even further.

Those that do not realize what a toll poor oral health takes on a community probably have either not ever endured severe dental problems, or have always had dental services readily available. That just isn't the case for way too many. Oral health problems affect the ability of children to learn, for example. On a national basis, 52 million school day hours are lost annually because of dental issues. And in the workplace, adults triple that amount of lost time due to poor oral health.

It may sound simple, but autonomy is important to any alumni group. The university should not have the right to choose the officers or tell the association how to conduct its business. Yet that's just what Limbert is doing.

Users accessing CBU's Intranet webserver must be on the CBUnet. If you use a local ISP such as BellSouth.net or Time Warner's Road Runner service, the Intranet is not available because you are not accessing the Internet via the CBUnet. The only way to access the Intranet from off campus is to dial into the Internet through CBU's dialup Internet service.

If you are not dialed into the Internet through CBU's dialup Internet service, the answer to the above question applies here also.

Yes, the majority of the resources are available through the intranet. The degree of access to local content, databases, and internet resources may be restricted by the security configuration at your organisation. Areas are advised of internet sites that are approved by the CIAP Management Committee and how to enable access to these for clinicians who do not have full internet access.

U2 closed out their 1989 Lovetown Tour with a series of shows at Point Depot in Dublin, on the third night, December 30, 1989, Bono announced: "We've had a lot of fun over the last few months, just getting to know some of the music which we didn't know so much about -- and still don't know very much about, but it was fun! ... this is just the end of something for U2. And that's what we're playing these concerts -- and we're throwing a party for ourselves and you.

You can restrict access to a particular machine address or addresses or to a particular user or group of users. For details on how to restrict access to machine addresses, see the document on "Restricting access using hostname or IP address". For details on restricting access to a particular user or group of users, see the document on A step by step list of instructions on how to Password protect pages. NOTE these documents apply only to pages published on the www.ed.ac.

Unless your eBoard administrator has disabled this feature, you can password-protect your eBoard by creating a "read" password. Anyone who wishes to view your eBoard will need to know this password. You will be asked for a read password at the time when you create your eBoard. If you don't enter a password at that time, you can also add one later (see How do I change my passwords?).

You can restrict access at any level from the top-level communities right down to the individual files themselves. Access restrictions most commonly are applied at the file level. In other words general users can read the item page (abstract) but are not permitted to view the file (full text). No, it is not currently possible to move sub-communities or collections around, although this may eventually become possible.

Students may restrict their information by completing a Directory Information Restriction form before the 12th day of class of a Fall or Spring semester. A copy of this form can be obtained from the Registrar's Office or downloaded from the Registrar website. Click on Forms and select the Privacy Form/Directory Information Restriction. As long as a student remains enrolled for consecutive semesters at St. Mary's, this restriction remains in place. If a student steps out of St.

Yes, Ibeem includes many security features including I.P. Lock and I.P. Permission. I.P. Permissions works by restricting ibeem access based on the computers I.P. number or use I.P. Lock to Lock out an I.P. address.

Go to the Control Panel, Course Options area, and choose Manage Course Menu. Click the modify button next to the area for which you would like to restrict access. Remove the check mark next to "Allow guest access" and "Allow Observer access" to restrict the area from guest view.

Restrict specific web sites: You can add key words to a list which will be blocked by WatchDog. These options are explained here. Time limits: You can also restrict any browser under the program restrictions option. This will allow you to impose time limits on their use, or block them from being used whatsoever. NOTE: It is not possible to impose time limits on specific websites (urls). This can only be done for the overall use of the web browser program.

freedom to exchange ideas and to publish acquired knowledge are fundamental to the purposes of a university, restrictions on freedom of access to dissertations and theses are acceptable only in limited circumstances. Embargoes on access to dissertations and theses, either in part or in full, require the written approval of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor.