1. Do not allow visitors to simply connect to your network. Your WAP must have some sort of built in security.
2. You can use some form of centralized authentication, rights, and permission management in your network (LDAP, Active Directory ..etc).
3. Educate your users on managing network shares.
That's all I could think of for now ...
'Jopoy
On 8/21/06,
jonathan salahid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi can you help me how to do this kind of network
My current network is running on a dhcp server,
firewall ,content filtered,gateway. i have both wired
and wireless lan connected. my problem is everytime
that a wireless capable laptop enter our company,
shared files of users can be viewed and edit. how will
i restrict this using ip tables or any equivalent
software that has the capabilty of denying all users
and allowing those selected ones.
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