[plug] Setting up a wireless netowrk

[James Devenish]

In message <002d01c4a12d$43844a40$b501a8c0 at joelj>
on Thu, Sep 23, 2004 at 01:22:00PM +0800, Joel Johnson wrote:
> How would they know the difference between two computers in the same
> house sharing a connection and two computers in different houses
> sharing a connection? Wouldn't NAT conceal this from them? Doesn't
> seem like it would be enforceable.

If you break a contract and the other part does not notice, the contract
is nevertheless broken. If this agreement had to be argued in court,
though, what would be the definition of "premise"? WestNet probably
meant "premises", but even then what are your "premises" in this
setting? If you were sharing *solely* between yourself and a specific
neighbour (and not leave the connection open to the public, and not
give your password to your neighbour), is it true to say that your
neighbour's dwelling does not form part of your local network premises?