[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
> But, I have one problem. There is one user, bring the private notebook. He
> create ip
> address (same with his office-computer), local account and password (same
> with his
> account in PDC) in his notebook.Then he un-plug LAN cable from his
> office-computer and
> plug-in to his private-notebook. And he can access share-file in other
> computer.
>
A user who has physical access to the network will be able to do all kinds of
things.
(Samba's behaviour in this case is Windows-NT compatible.)
As for technical means to prevent this kind of thing: Some switches can be
configured to
shut down a port if they see an unknown MAC-address. (Cisco's name for this is
"port
security". Of course there are ways to circumvent this :-/ ).
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