looking to include the boarder's personal computers for NAC
functionality? In addition to subnetting, are you running a VLAN
environment which ideally isolates various networks, i.e. you could
have a boarders' network, administration, academic, etc.?
Regards,
Kory
On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 5:39 PM, Ann Hamel<ann.hamel@gmail.com> wrote:
> We have looked at, read about, and tried a couple of different NAC device=
s
> and nothing seems to work for our (small) 350 user, boarding school
> environment. =A0Can someone recommend a solution that will:
> 1. Identify all devices on the network - school owned, student, owned and
> rogue.
> 2. Establish that each computer is running CURRENT virus protection (in a=
ny
> language as many of our OS come in non-English flavors)
> 3. Each computer is current on security updates and patches.
> added bonuses would be:
> 1. where is the computer physically located (we use subnets, so they shou=
ld
> help)
> 2. user names
>
> Our first priority in this case is the security of the network. =A0We use
> other means to address security of the students, although we realize that=
a
> solution might provide us with both. =A0I look forward to your responses.
> Thanks,
> Ann Hamel
> Fountain Valley School of Colorado
>
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