We are just starting to dream about policy.  We are using it as part of NAC
in our residence halls but have not really played around with it beyond
that.

When I do packet captures I see the usual junk flying around our network,
i.e. various broadcasts from MS or what have you.  I see no reason why
clients need to talk to each other at all.  The only thing our users need
is to be able to arp so they can find the gateway, DHCP, DNS, and access to
whatever services we are providing for them centrally, e.g. printing,
files, directory, internet, etc.

Has anyone taken the lockdown approach where you only allow the protocols
that are needed rather than blocking the ones that you don't like?

My guess is that this approach is too restrictive and that phone rings too
much, but "I have a dream...."


-- 
John Kaftan
IT Infrastructure Manager
Utica College

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