Security
Violations of system or network security are
prohibited and may result in criminal and civil liability. Examples
include but are not limited to the following: unauthorized access,
use, probing, or scanning of systems security or authentication
measures, data, or traffic; interference with service to any
user, host, or network including, without limitation, mail bombing,
flooding, deliberate attempts to overload a system, broadcast
attacks; forging of any TCP-IP packet header or any part of
the header information in an email or a newsgroup posting.
Server
Resources*
Any web site that uses a high amount of server
resources (such as, but not limited to, CPU time, memory usage,
and network resources) will be given the option to either pay
additional fees (which will depend on the resources required),
reduce the resources used to an acceptable level, or upgrade
its service to a Dedicated Server plan. SurfNet Corporation
shall be the sole arbiter of what is considered to be a high
server usage level. Any web hosting account deemed to be adversely
affecting server performance or network integrity will be shut
down without prior notice.
CGI Scripts*
CGI script sharing with domains not hosted by
SurfNet Corporation is not permitted unless expressly authorized
by us. Any CGI-scripts deemed to be adversely affecting server
performance or network integrity will be shut down without prior
notice.
Chat
Rooms*
SurfNet Corporation does not allow customers
to install their own chat rooms. Chat rooms tend to require
significant system resources and therefore cannot be permitted
as an account option. However, for a small charge, SurfNet Corporation
provides Java chat rooms that meet most users' needs and run
without hindering system performance.
Background
Running Programs and Cron Jobs*
SurfNet Corporation may allow programs to run
in the background. These programs will be considered on an individual
basis and customers will incur extra charges based on system
resources used and operational maintenance needed. If you wish
to run background programs please contact SurfNet Corporation
at
support@surfmail.net
so that we can arrange set-up.
SurfNet Corporation does not allow
IRC or IRC bots to be operated on our servers.
UCE
(Unsolicited Commerce Email) - SPAM
Spamming, the sending of unsolicited
mass email from or through a SurfNet Corporation server or using
an email address that is maintained on a SurfNet Corporation
machine is STRICTLY prohibited. SurfNet Corporation will be
the sole arbiter as to what constitutes a violation of this
provision. Customers are also in violation of this provision
if they engage in spamming using the service of another ISP
or IPP, but reference in the spam a web site hosted on a SurfNet
Corporation server, or if they sell or distribute software on
their web site that facilitates spamming. Violators will be
assessed a minimum fine of $500 and will face immediate suspension.
Any attempts to undermine or cause
harm to a SurfNet Corporation server or customer are strictly
prohibited.
Software
Distribution*
SurfNet Corporation's
shared web hosting accounts (non-ecommerce) are not configured
for the purposes of distributing software and/or multimedia
products. If you wish to distribute software and/or multimedia
files, please contact sales@surfmail.net
to make special arrangements.
Multimedia
Files*
Multimedia files
are defined as any graphics, audio, and video files. SurfNet
Corporation shared web hosting accounts are not to be used for
the purposes of distributing and storing unusual amounts of
multimedia files. Any web site whose disk space usage for storing
multimedia files exceeds 70% of its total usage, in terms of
total size or number of files, will be considered to be using
an unusual amount of multimedia files.
Databases*
Any database stored
on SurfNet Corporation's servers shall be limited in size to
10% of the total disk space allotted for that particular domain's
plan/web hosting account.
Copyright
Violations
The Digital Millennium
Copyright Act ("DMCA") sets forth the requirements for valid
copyright infringement notification. If you would like to notify
SurfNet Corporation of an infringement of your copyright, the
DMCA requires that you:
Send
your notification to SurfNet Corporation's designated agent.
You may choose any of the following three avenues for this notification: