Hi All,
Was wondering if anyone has any creative solutions to this problem- which is
more of a nuisance than a problem at the moment.
For those of you who run large networks and may not have alot of control of the
types of client devices that are brought into your environments-
Our controller
We have a similar situation with Impulse. The good news is that it does a great
job identifying mobile devices and games as well for that matter, and excluding
them from needing the agent. We do have problems with install pages
occasionally getting displayed on all of our devices after the agent
Hi Bruce,
That is interesting. So Bradford has a build-in portal for users to register
their MAC address? How does Bradford know the MAC address they entered is a
mobile device, not a Windows computer?
Thanks!
Dennis Xu
Network Analyst
Computing and Communication Services
University of Guelph
From what I've seen most of the users who come in with no security
patches installed and no AV are the "honest users" who don't know how
to install updates let alone spoof their OS. Most of our tech-savy
students know enough to keep their machine protected and up-to-date
out of their desir
Bruce,
Out of curiosity, how do you prevent a client from gaining access via
MAC spoofing? With Cisco NAC we have the option of putting users in
the Filter list with "Check" selected. This will bypass user
authentication and will only perform client remediation. We looked
into this opt
