Hi, I manage the network of a student residence. I wish to know if PacketFence is able to struggle with the identity (MAC/IP) usurpation in my case : rooms are connected with 2950 Cisco switches, and students can connect in any room.
I search for a solution which : -is able to prevent a student from stealing the MAC/IP addresses of another student -leave students to connect themselves in others rooms (login/password ?). -doesn't require login/password each time a student wants to access to the network in his own room with his own MAC/address. I've read the features lists and the documentation but I don't manage to know if it's really possible with these conditions. Thanks, Regards, Grégoire Leroy
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