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prohibiting visitors from connecting to network
From: Cesar Diaz <cesadiz () yahoo com>
Date: Sun, 16 Oct 2005 15:22:37 -0700 (PDT)
List: My company is looking for a way to prohibit visitors to our offices from connecting a laptop to a network port and gaining access to our network. We have policies in place prohibiting employees from allowing this, and have network jacks in our conference roomsthat are on a seperate VLAN that allows only access to the Interent. We still have problems with visitors connecting to the network. In one case an infected laptop started spreading a virus in the network. Our network is W2K based and uses DHCP running on a W2K server. We do have some Unix and Linux boxes. What I'm looking for is a way to secure DHCP so that only our laptops/workstations can get a DHCP address. I was thinking of something like EAP used for remote access with certificates to keep computers without a certificate from receiving an IP address, but I can find any information on implementing this. Any ideas, resources or comments are welcome. Thanks, Cesar __________________________________ Yahoo! Music Unlimited Access over 1 million songs. Try it free. http://music.yahoo.com/unlimited/
Current thread:
- prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Cesar Diaz (Oct 17)
- Re: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Kelly Lucas (Oct 18)
- Re: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network xyberpix (Oct 18)
- Re: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Kurt Buff (Oct 18)
- Re: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Saqib Ali (Oct 18)
- Re: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Nobody Special (Oct 18)
- RE: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Murad Talukdar (Oct 18)
- Re: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network phunked up! (Oct 18)
- Re: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Mark Leonard (Oct 18)
- RE: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Alexander Suhovey (Oct 21)
- RE: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Brian Loe (Oct 24)
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- Re: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Kelly Lucas (Oct 18)