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Use 802.1x authentication using RADIUS. Then only authorized devices are allowed to connect to your network.
Anti MAC & Anti IP Spoofing Solution
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zahid haseeb
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If official devices are registered thru MAC & IP to access the LAN. How can we deal with MAC & IP spoofing. Anyone can bring its home laptop or mobile and put the allowed MAC or IP on his home device to access the secure network. How can we deal with challenge
Windows for business | Windows Server | Devices and deployment | Configure application groups
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Vadims Podāns 9,186 Reputation points MVP2021-12-28T10:18:37.253+00:00 -
zahid haseeb 41 Reputation points
2021-12-28T10:51:38.917+00:00 The LDAP (MS Active Directory) is already exist in environment. Please note, we want to put a check on end user too. Because if he/she can bring his home device to office then he/she can authenticate too by RADUIS or LDAP
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Vadims Podāns 9,186 Reputation points MVP
2021-12-28T16:51:33.153+00:00 Using 802.1x you can force device authentication too. In this case, users won't be able to authenticate the unauthorized device.
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