We too have the policy of no rogues, but I admit I don't go looking
for them. I know we have them, probably a lot more than I know of,
but as long as they aren't causing problems, I don't really care.
Worst things I've seen are mis-configured APs that want to be a DHCP
server and try handing out IPs on the wired side.
Mike
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St. Olaf College
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On Apr 12, 2007, at 9:33 AM, Brian J David wrote:
I just wanted to here from other schools on what they are doing
about Rogues. Is your policy not to allow them but don’t do too
much to prevent them.
Do you let the dorms be the wild wild west? Or are you actively
finding them and removing them through one means or another. We are
an Aruba networks shop
and have some great capabilities for Rogue detection and prevention
and wanted to get a feel what other schools process is concerning
them. Also any horror stories that you would like to share?
Brian J David
Network Systems Engineer
Boston College
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