Devices Blocked from Temporary Unregistered Dormnet IP Address Service

This is a list of devices currently blocked from receiving OIT Temporary Unregistered Dormnet IP Address Service, either because they have been declared Temporary Unregistered Dormnet Campers, or because they have been declared ineligible for other reasons.

Note that TUD IP Address Service is also unavailable to Devices Blocked from Visitor IP Service. Devices Blocked from Temporary Visitor Wireless Network Access, and Devices Blocked from OIT Mobile IP Service.

For information about the service, see Temporary Unregistered Dormnet IP Address Service.

Contents

1. TUD Campers
2. Other Devices Declared Ineligible for TUD Service

This document is updated several times each day; it was last updated at Mon Nov 23 03:01:04 2009.

The devices listed below are blocked from receiving Temporary Unregistered Dormnet IP Address Service because they have been declared TUD Campers. See Temporary Unregistered Dormnet IP Address Service for a description of what circumstances cause a client to be declared a Temporary Unregistered Dormnet Camper, and how to remove a device from the list.

The devices listed below have been declared ineligible for Temporary Unregistered Dormnet IP Address Service (for reasons other than TUD Camping).

Notes

Hardware Address

This is the hardware (e.g. Ethernet or Wireless) address of the client's device.

TUD Service Began

This column appears for devices listed as TUD Campers.

The date when this client first began receiving Temporary Unregistered Dormnet IP Address service. (If the date reads Dec 31 1969, it usually means that OIT Network Systems has manually declared the device as a TUD-camper.)

Date

This column appears for devices listed as ineligible to receive TUD service.

This is the date the client was declared ineligible.

Reason Ineligible

This column appears for devices declared ineligible for TUD service.

When present, this may contain a brief description of the reason the client was declared ineligible.

A hardware address may appear simultaneously in both of the tables above. That indicates that not only is the device currently labelled a TUD Camper, but even if that status is cleared (e.g. if the device were subscribed to Dormnet service), it still will not be eligible for TUD Service in the future (e.g. if the device is later unsubscribed from Dormnet Service).

A hardware address may appear simultaneously in the tables above and in the Current Temporary Unregistered Dormnet IP Address Assignments. This can happen when the device's last DHCP lease is still valid (it has not yet expired and the client hasn' t tried to renew it yet). After the lease expires (or the client tries to renew it), the client will not receive TUD service, and will no longer appear in the list of current TUD IP Address assignments.