On 4/26/2012 4:13 PM, Mark Duling wrote:
> I think many have found enforcing remediation of NAC to be problematic
> with an increasingly protected and sophisticated user base. Whether
> or not to do posture assessment and enforce remediation seems to me to
> be the main determinant of how much one
Fair enough regarding "NAC". Our custom "Get Connected" process has been in
place for over a decade for wired Residence Hall connectivity. We have switch
ports on a fixed vlan and we have two IP subnets on that vlan (call them
registration and student). When the dhcp request comes across i
Hi Adam,
My personal opinion is that NAC as a generic term has gotten almost too
ambiguous to be useful. The Wikipedia entry for NAC says this:
Initially 802.1X was also thought of as NAC. Some still consider 802.1X as
> the most simple form of NAC, but most people think of NAC as something more
We have been using Packet Fence successfully since last summer. We reviewed
it and a few other commercial offerings. It is our first NAC implementation
and was prompted by the installation of 675 new wireless access points in our
Residence Halls. We wanted a way to enforce a few rules on t
