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Asked by pfiddy_twintek in Network Design & Methodology, Network Management, Network Analysis Software
Hello fellow expert-exchangers! Ive been tasked with following request by my manager and searching for best path to completion. He was jotting down some thoughts on flight back from conference and decided to share. Anyway feel free to be as detailed as possible since all suggestions will be followed considering I dont have a clue as to where to begin:
What's to keep a user from coming into our network with a router, patching it in and sending our domain haywire because there's DHCP running on it, for example? And what do we have in place that would help us identify exactly where that router is and instantly shut it down, then find the user within 5 minutes and beat them senseless? This is something we need you to look into and help us develop solutions for. Not only should this include some mechanism by which we can monitor for such devices, but we really need to also look into tightening up and locking down our IP addressing scheme.
This might have to include an entire rearrangement of pretty much ad-hoc IP address issuing scheme. Id like us to better segment our network - this potentially tying back to what we discussed about adding another IP range of 10's addressed to our domain. We could then, for example, limit our printers to a specific range or subnet&limit our domain users to a specific range or subnet&limit visiting users top a specific range or subnet&routers&switches&wi
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Thoughts anyone? Im open to answering any questions that may provide more insight as to best way to complete the above project. Thx!
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