Port-Based NAC
Protect your network against unauthorised access
20 articles
- Port-Based NACOverview and explaination of the Port-Based NAC section
- Network Access RulesAn explaination about Network Access Rules
- Network Access Rules in DetailAn extension to Network Access Rules
- Multi Site ConceptsIf a company has more than one site, there are a few different solutions to prevent problems with the VLAN.
- Switch SettingsUsually following steps are required to activate dot1x / RADIUS authentication on your switch.
- Cisco SG (and Catalyst C1300)Cisco SG Configuration
- Cisco CatalystCisco IOS: Catalyst 2900/2900XL/2950/2960/2960S/2960X/2970, 3500XL/3550, 3560/3560E/3560X, 3750/3750E/3750X, 4500/4500E, 4900, 6000, 6500/6500E Cisco Catalyst 9000 / “9K”, Cisco IOS XE: Catalyst 9200/9200L, 9300/9300L/9300X, 9400, 9500, 9600
- HP ProcurveHP Procurve Configuration
- Dell Powerswitch Serie NDell Powerswitch Serie N Configuration
- HP ArubaHP Aruba Configuration
- Test CasesTest Cases to try
- TroubleshootingTroubleshooting
- Disaster RecoveryDisaster Recovery
- Network DocumentationOverview ans explaination of the Network Documentation
- Authentication ReportsInquiries to the switch are documented under Authentication Reports.
- Radius ServerIf you subscribe to PNAC, it is possible to receive a Radius server from HS2N. It is recommended to have at least two radius server in a company, in case one fails.
- Guest HardwareThis displays a list of devices that are not on the network.
- SNMP AutomationsIn oder to use SNMP on XEOX you have to do the following:
- PatchingAfter you have defined your permanent cabling, you can connect Network Devices like Switches to the cabling.
- Cisco WCL802.1X WLAN with XEOX PNAC (MAC Database)