Ok, So this is what I currently do:
Student gets a game that is constantly flagged by our Allot NetEnforcer as
filesharing. So, I put the consoles into their own subnet, I then set that
subnet as bypass - apply no rules in the Netenforcer for that subnet so I
dont have to keep dealing with it. Actually, I like the solution just
fine, but it requires the user to call and manual configuration on my part.
I am wondering, is there anyway on packetfence for the user to be able to
register their console in packetfence via the gaming-device registration
portal, Then, once registered only those gaming consoles can join an SSID
like 'Campus-Gaming' which uses my gaming bypass subnet?
so, i want the users to be able to self register their consoles, and then
be able to join the open Campus-Gaming SSID, all the while keeping all
other devices off that SSID - just registered game consoles.
I hope that makes sense. Any ideas?
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Justin Nelson
Network Engineer
Augustana College
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