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You can use the mac address<br />
You have to permit only those macs acces to the wireless network<br />
and use some password hard to guess
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You can use the mac address
You have to permit only those macs acces to the wireless network
and use some password hard to guess

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If you are running Cisco Switches as well on your LAN, you can enable port security for those switches. &nbsp;This will require you to get the mac addresses of all authorized systems. &nbsp;Once you have that then you implement port security. &nbsp;Only devices with valid mac addresses in the tables will be allowed to connect.
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If you are running Cisco Switches as well on your LAN, you can enable port security for those switches.  This will require you to get the mac addresses of all authorized systems.  Once you have that then you implement port security.  Only devices with valid mac addresses in the tables will be allowed to connect.

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Any way to identify wireless routers by their mac address so I can deny them access?
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Any way to identify wireless routers by their mac address so I can deny them access?

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Very Good article! Awesome!
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Need your solutions on how to monitor/prevent people from plugging in wireless routers into company network? &nbsp;Network is all cisco routers with dhcp on. &nbsp;The solution should be easy to implement and cost nothing extra than some time to implement.
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Need your solutions on how to monitor/prevent people from plugging in wireless routers into company network?  Network is all cisco routers with dhcp on.  The solution should be easy to implement and cost nothing extra than some time to implement.

Need your suggestions on how to monitor or prevent people from plugging in wireless routers into company network?

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