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Larry
Is there a way, using Group Policy or not, to prevent non-
domain member computers(usually laptops) from physically
hooking up to the network and then being able to browse
the net and run anything they want. The problem is people
bring in their personal computers, hook up to one of the
many network ports, and then they can go out to the net,
browse the network (they would still have to authenticate
to browse the network), and run programs, scripts,
whatever they wanted. If I could prevent all non-domain
member computers from doing anything that would be great.
I know this function is built into wireless stuff (MAC
address and encryption) but this is a wired network with
many avalable ports all over the place. Thanks a lot.
domain member computers(usually laptops) from physically
hooking up to the network and then being able to browse
the net and run anything they want. The problem is people
bring in their personal computers, hook up to one of the
many network ports, and then they can go out to the net,
browse the network (they would still have to authenticate
to browse the network), and run programs, scripts,
whatever they wanted. If I could prevent all non-domain
member computers from doing anything that would be great.
I know this function is built into wireless stuff (MAC
address and encryption) but this is a wired network with
many avalable ports all over the place. Thanks a lot.