[TRITLG] Public Information Request for System Configuration

[Joel Hartley]

Rodney,

I would deem any system configuration as confidential and excluded from a public records request.  It seems that I recall in some sessions at the SoG with Shannon discussing this topic.

Kevin just nailed it in his email.


Joel

From: Roberts, Rodney <Rodney.Roberts at greensboro-nc.gov>
Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2018 10:35 AM
To: tritlg at listserv.toknc.com
Subject: [TRITLG] Public Information Request for System Configuration

Have you ever had a request for public information, in which the requester asked to view the configuration of your exchange server?  Server Configurations do not sound like public information to me, but I have not found anything in the General Statutes that protect this type of information.

Rodney Roberts, CGCIO
Deputy CIO, Infrastructure & Operations
The City of Greensboro
Phone: (336) 412-6158
PO Box 3136, Greensboro, NC 27402-3136


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