Section 4.3.3 Authorising an Application to Use an Alternate Domain Name
An application to associate an approved alternate domain name with a Web Server shall be authorised by either the
Head of Division for the organisation unit or resource area that the applying
body (ie. institution, organisation, association, conference, publication,
project or competition) is recognised as being associated with, or for areas of
the University without a Head of Division (eg. the Murdoch University Guild of
Students), affiliated institutions, and other bodies with close demonstrable
links to the University, by the nominated member of the Senior Executive.
When authorising an application to associate an approved alternate domain name with a Web Server, a Head of Division, or the nominated member
of the Senior Executive, shall be satisfied that:
- the
use of the proposed Affiliated Web Server shall be consistent with the University’s
mission and the goals of MurdochNet (as defined in Section 2.1)
- the
proposed alternate domain name reflects the name of the applying body
- the
format of the alternate domain name is acceptable (eg. www.parkercentre.com.au
– The Parker Cooperative Research Centre for Integrated Hydrometallurgy Solutions).
- the
IP address to which the alternate domain name will be tied has been
approved by IT Services
- the
Content Categories to be hosted on the Affiliated Web Server complies with
the MurdochNet Policy
- the
expected life of the site to be hosted on the Affiliated Web Server is
consistent with its stated purpose
- the
Affiliated Web Server should perform the role of Internet Content Host.
In conjunction with authorising an Affiliated Web Server, a
Head of Division, or the nominated member of the Senior Executive, shall be
satisfied that the organisation (such as those listed in Section 4.1.4 Server Registration and Authorisation Variations) that is to use the
Affiliated Web Server for hosting its Content, has entered into a formal
agreement with the University for use of the University’s Internet Content
Hosting Service. The agreement shall use the University’s Internet
Content Hosting Service Deed and include relevant details as described
in Schedule 2 Contracts.
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