WiFi--Open, Closed or Filtered?

[gower2352]

Originally Posted by hussra

Feeling a bit envious of the folks who have the internet at church... We just about have a working phone line. (Sometimes - was just about OK yesterday but not earlier in the week. Something to do with the number of trees the line passes through on its route through the graveyard, no doubt.)

Does any Catholic Churches use a projection system.

Originally Posted by gower2352

Does any Catholic Churches use a projection system.

Sure they do! I've run into bunches of Catholic churches using projection.

[hussra]

Originally Posted by gower2352

Does any Catholic Churches use a projection system.

As Tim says, they certainly do. (Perhaps more in the US than over here?) I'm not a Roman Catholic myself - I believe in one holy catholic and apostolic Church, but I don't believe it's coterminous with the Roman Catholic church or any other denomination

There are lots of churches in my own denomination (Church of England, a.k.a. Anglican or Episcopalian) which use a projection system, and to an increasing extent this is not limited to those on the more evangelical wing of the denomination.

Richard

[jlhyde]

I have three SSID's on our wireless LAN. Two of which are secured. One authenticates against Active Directory and is used by staff and mission critical applications. This has the highest priority traffic. The second is WPA-PSK and has medium priority traffic for use by organized functions visiting or utilizing our campus. (Seminars or training classes etc.) The third is open and carries lowest priority traffic for general guest visiting the campus. This network automatically redirects them at logon to a web page where they must register to use the network. All networks sit behind the firewall and all traffic that enters the campus is filtered by a combination of hardware and software.

[bladeaudio]

We use the VLAN approach so that our wireless is open to all, but only has access to the net, not to our network.

[BradPowers]

We have encrypted wifi with a security key. At this time, only staff members use the wifi access. We have a firewall that filters for content for wifi and wired internet access. I have plans to offer a public wifi system in the future, however, it will be segmented from our private network and will also be filtered for content.