A fine afternoon to all,
I'm a happy 4.0.x user with an Aruba wireless network, at a private high
school. We're looking at rolling out Apple Tvs next year in many classrooms,
and will therefor need to control that nasty mDNS/Bonjour traffic. We're
looking for high granularity, more than just an mDNS reflector – the ability to
basically specify that no user will see an AppleTV that's not near the AP they
are connected to.
As far as I can tell, the only way to do this is with Aruba's Clearpass policy
manager system, which costs a bit, and will mean moving off of our happy
Packetfence system.
The Challenge: Has any one even done any serious thinking about how to
accomplish this with Packetfence? Is there any chance it's even possible?
Thank you for your thoughts,
Tim Palmer
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