How can I limit the network access to a physical network from outside computers being plugged in? I know MAC filtering is one way, VPN is another - but it's not going to be used, so what else?
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MAC filtering only works for people who don't know how to sniff the network for a valid MAC and spoof it; so almost no security at all. 802.1x works pretty well if your switches support it and you setup the infrastructure for it. | |||
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if your physical network is using a CISCO router or switch you can use the Port Security feature to fulfill your task. But the underlying feature will still be filtering based on MAC addresses. | |||
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If you're in a windows environment you can look into NAP (Network Access Protection). | |||
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