[plug] Setting up a wireless netowrk

[Ben Jensz]

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=premises:

   1. *premises*
         1. Land and the buildings on it.
         2. A building or part of a building.

Or:

4. pl. A piece of real estate; a building and its adjuncts; as, to lease 
premises; to trespass on another's premises.

So the established meaning of "premises" would be that it is the 
property or location that a business or individual(s) reside(s).  So 
anyway, I think we all know what it means.. it means that you aren't 
allowed to share the internet connection with computers that aren't 
located at a single property.


/ Ben


James Devenish wrote:

>
>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?
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