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Opinion/Options on prevening personal device(s) access on LAn

Asked by dee30 in Miscellaneous Networking, IT Administration, Network Design & Methodology

I'm looking for some input and advice on the best course of action to prevent the following scenarios based on my small env setup. We're a small LAN with 20-30 users, one subnet, WG firewall 1000, one 2003 AD domain and forest. All things hardwired, we use dynamic IP, while wireless ap assigning IPs to a 8 laptop training lab.

Scenarios I want to prevent:
1. Users plugging in personal laps
2. Users plugging in wireless ap
3. Basically not allowing anything on the nw that isn't a company resource and IT managed.

My immediate thoughts are to nail down wireless to mac address, implement a public wireless in dmz).  I'm considering forcing static IP for the ws but that can be a huge pain, but not sure other immediate solutions to consider implementing.

I look forward to hearing how others are dealing with this outside of just telling users not to do it.
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