Version 4.1.2.0

Agent 4.1.2.0

 

We use the Mac filter option.  We have to manually add sony Viao's with
a check and student role option

 

Before adding a filter we check the mac address against the IEE database
http://standards.ieee.org/regauth/oui/index.shtml

 

00:0D:3A:* Microsoft-XBox        ROLE: Game-0708         

00:12:5A:* Microsoft-XBox        ROLE: Game-0708         

00:50:F2:* Microsoft-XBox         ROLE: Game-0708         

00:01:4A:* Sony-PS2-PSP         ROLE: Game-0708         

00:02:C7:* Sony-PS2-PSP         ROLE: Game-0708

00:04:1F:* Sony-PS2-PSP         ROLE: Game-0708

00:13:15:* Sony-PS2-PSP          ROLE: Game-0708

00:09:BF:* Nintendo                  ROLE: Game-0708

00:17:AB:* Nintendo-Wii             ROLE: Game-0708

00:17:FA:* Microsoft-XBOX       ROLE: Game-0708

00:15:C1:* Sony Playstation 3    ROLE: Game-0708

00:11:D9:* TiVo                         ROLE: Game-0708

00:19:C5:* Sony Playstation3     ROLE: Game-0708

 

 

We block access to the internal server subnets but allow outbound
connections and connections between residential subnets.  This is how we
find the Sony Viao's.  

 

This option does not give us who has it but allows them to just work and
no technical person has to touch them.

 

todd

 

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From: Cisco Clean Access Users and Administrators
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Muhammad Ismail
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2007 4:04 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Game Consoles

 


We are interested to know how others are handing game consoles
(playstations/xbox/wii etc.). I have so far come across two different
approaches: 

1. Students submit their MAC addresses (through forms or paper) and then
IT add these to the list of exempt devices in CAM. 

2. IT has a list of allowed MAC addresses in a filter and assign these
devices a role. Within this role the device can only connect to certain
ports. The MAC addresses are wild cards for popular game console
vendors. 
It may not be comprehensive list and there is a potential that some
other computing devices share the same octet for these MAC addresses.
Don't know for sure. 


So what are the other thoughts out there and for those who just do not
allow these devices at all, what is the rational behind that decision. 


If this topic has already been discussed in the past, please forward me
the discussions/results. 


Thanks in advance. 

P.S. Would it not be cool if Cisco provide a list of known game servers/
know game console vendors MAC octets or something we can pick from. And
a role which we can assign safely to these devices. 

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