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Re: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network
From: "Tony Stahler" <TStahler () tempographics com>
Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2005 09:18:40 -0500
I would think you could use an allow list of MAC addresses. It would take a bit of work to gather them all initially, but after that point it would just be a matter of adding new ones as the computers were acquired. MAC addresses can be spoofed, but unless your customers are fairly computer savvy I highly doubt they'd be able to pull it off. -Tony
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- RE: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Brian Loe (Oct 24)
- Re: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Terence Summers (Oct 25)
- RE: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Brian Loe (Oct 26)
- Re: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Fred Cohen (Oct 25)
- RE: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Brian Loe (Oct 24)
- RE: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network McKinley, Jackson (Oct 18)
- Re: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network procengaz (Oct 18)
- Re: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network ponchowest (Oct 18)
- RE: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Andrew Shore (Oct 18)
- Re: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network danny-wang (Oct 18)
- Re: RE: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network K_D_Youens (Oct 18)
- Re: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network Tony Stahler (Oct 18)
- RE: prohibiting visitors from connecting to network amitk (Oct 18)