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by lakmalsr Accepted solution
by markp24 Accepted solution
You could do mac address filtering
Make a policy stating there shouldnt be personal equitpment on the lan, you could use a proxy and log the systems report the Log to HR
by lakmalsr Accepted solution
by markp24 Accepted solution
If the server is the DHCP server, then you can add a list of all the approved computers MAC addresses, and assign them specific ips too
here are instructions
http://www.petri.co.il/filter-mac-address-windows-server-2008-dhcp-server-callout-dll.htm
http://msmvps.com/blogs/erikr/archive/2007/10/27/mac-address-filtering-dhcp.aspx
hope this helps
by icebergtitanic Accepted solution
If this is an enterprise (business) environment, then there are several things to do.
As noted above, there should be a formal policy in place regarding personal equipment on the network.
If it is necessary to actually secure the network (such as a bank network for example), then you should probably also look at port security. Higher-end switches such as the Cisco (and presumably other major manufacturers) can lock down ports so that they only allow certain MAC addresses, or only allow the first mac address that talks to the port. If there is a violation, the switch can automatically shut off the port to prevent access.
You can also look at 802.1x authentication for security at the port level.
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