Just a couple of questions/comments: 1) if you grant me access to your wireless network, why do you want forbid me to use such "access" as I would like? (Example: by connecting whatever I want, and not strictly my notebook or smartphone)?
2) detecting a "strictly defined" wireless extender is not an easy task. I also think that it would be REALLY hard, to detect me in "sharing" your WiFi connection through a secondary ESSID/BSSID and, at the same time, preventing me in doing this (with my Linux notebook). Maybe from a "legal" point of view, you can "enforce" some rules... but from a technical point of view, I think it's hard to "enforce"; 3) to me, your problem looks very similar to a full-802.1x wired network where a single client with a dual NIC "share" the 802.1x network with a second, private, network hosted on the second NIC and by applying some NAT service: easy to achieve and difficult to fight; 4) in the "wired" context (but also in some wireless use cases) probably the concept to investigate is "NAT detection" HTH Bye, DV P.S.: I'm mobile, so please forgive typos ;-) Il 24 agosto 2016 17:07:08 CEST, forums <[email protected]> ha scritto: > >Packetfence users, > >I found a wifi extender connected to my wifi network. >It was a linksys that replaces the first 6 digits of the mac access >with >02:0f:b5. > >I have been searching for the method that other vendors are using for >their wireless extenders - linksys, d-link, belgin, etc. > >has anybody already been down the road of playing wack-a-mole with >these >devices? > >The room where I found it had an access-point less then 20 feet away. I > >don't get it. > >Thanks > >------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >_______________________________________________ >PacketFence-users mailing list >[email protected] >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/packetfence-users -- sent with my new "Elephone P6000pro" powerful and really cheap android smartphone
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