[Ldsoss] Wireless Networks in Church Buildings
Jeffrey Dunster
jeffreydunster at gmail.com
Sun Nov 12 00:18:33 EST 2006
My previous stake, in Provo, UT, was in the process of installing iProvo fiber to our three buildings. We moved before it was operational. [sigh] My current stake, also in Provo, just gave me a puzzled look when I asked about it here.
The iProvo access would provide 10Mbps (symmetrical) to the family history rooms, and wireless to the buildings. This was to be generally accessible, with a tightly controlled white list of accepted destinations. The stake would accept requests for specific domains pertaining to genealogy, and a few church-related domains. All other services would be firewalled. I never got a straight answer whether or not email would be allowed.
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JeffreyD
Mac Newbold wrote:
> ...
> How many other stakes, wards, or family history centers have this now? How
> many of those are in Utah, and how many are elsewhere?
>
> Thanks,
> Mac
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