The stated policy allows for 2GB of traffic (1GB down and 1 GB up) per day. If a machine is found to be compromised, sending spam, unpatched (for various patches) it is suspended instantly and a notification is sent but that's entirely unrelated to bandwidth.
as far as CS goes: it is possible that their traffic is going over I2, but that would only be true if the only people accessing the machine were on other I2 campuses...if a machine plugged into the network is accessed via the internet it still counts against the quota if it hasnt been exempted by computing services
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The stated policy allows for 2GB of traffic (1GB down and 1 GB up) per day. If a machine is found to be compromised, sending spam, unpatched (for various patches) it is suspended instantly and a notification is sent but that's entirely unrelated to bandwidth. as far as CS goes: it is possible that their traffic is going over I2, but that would only be true if the only people accessing the machine were on other I2 campuses...if a machine plugged into the network is accessed via the internet it still counts against the quota if it hasnt been exempted by computing services