Check out "Network Access Control" or NAC applications. You can
obtain basic "security" by simply making all IP addresses be reserved
to specific MACs, but if your environment is large, it becomes
cumbersome to maintain.
On 7/27/06, rolando_ruiz@jetaviation.com <rolando_ruiz@jetaviation.com> wrote:
Hello all,
Is there a way that in DHCP or so, one can deny a client computer from
obtaining an IP address? We use Microsoft servers ADS environment and
I'd like to allow only those we want to obtain
an IP address. I don't want to make it too restricted where authorized
users are unable to connect. I'm sure there are some 3rd party apps that
can handle this and I welcome suggestions on those also. This is a
solution for denying connectivity to outsiders.
Thank you
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