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Re: Network access control
From: Wes Young <wcyoung () BUFFALO EDU>
Date: Sun, 21 Jan 2007 14:22:33 -0500
On Mon, 2007-01-22 at 08:17 +1300, Russell Fulton wrote:
we use packetfence (which hooks up to snort) to automatically quarantine suspected infected machine on our residence network. Students have to call the help desk and I am almost never involved.
Do they get a "first strike, fix it yourself" ? or just tagged, bagged and forced to hit the helpdesk on first incident? -- Wes Young Network Security Analyst University at Buffalo ----------------------------------------------- | GnuPG Sig: | http://tinyurl.com/yfrcfu | | My Digg Profile: | http://tinyurl.com/zrc6m | | My Life: | http://tinyurl.com/dtt4e | | CPAN: | http://tinyurl.com/mujm5 | ----------------------------------------------- ...there is no spoon.
Current thread:
- Network access control Charles L. Bombard (Jan 19)
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- Re: Network access control Julian Y. Koh (Jan 19)
- Re: Network access control Charles L. Bombard (Jan 19)
- Re: Network access control Jeff Murphy (Jan 19)
- Re: Network access control Jay Tumas (Jan 19)
- Re: Network access control Mike Wiseman (Jan 21)
- Re: Network access control Wes Young (Jan 21)
- Re: Network access control Julian Y. Koh (Jan 21)
- Re: Network access control Russell Fulton (Jan 21)
- Re: Network access control Wes Young (Jan 21)
- Re: Network access control Russell Fulton (Jan 21)
- Re: Network access control Jason Richardson (Jan 22)
- Re: Network access control jkaftan (Jan 25)
- Re: Network access control Russell Fulton (Jan 25)