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no no <br />
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IPS/IDS, firewall is out of question. we are controlling DHCP leasing and stuff.<br />
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Q: how to enforce your software white list on a visitor labtop. <br />
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is there any STANDARD related to endures, etc &nbsp;
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no no

IPS/IDS, firewall is out of question. we are controlling DHCP leasing and stuff.

Q: how to enforce your software white list on a visitor labtop.

is there any STANDARD related to endures, etc  

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which IT standard or part of IT standard deal exactly with this kind of criteria's 
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which IT standard or part of IT standard deal exactly with this kind of criteria's

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In ITIL standards, I suppose this would be touched in Service Access and Configuration Management under Service Transition, and in Service Design.<br />
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I'm not certain where it would be in the <a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/solutionaccelerators/dd320379.aspx" rel="ugc">MOF 4.0</a> framework.
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In ITIL standards, I suppose this would be touched in Service Access and Configuration Management under Service Transition, and in Service Design.

I'm not certain where it would be in the MOF 4.0 [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/solutionaccelerators/dd320379.aspx] framework.

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thanks guys, great help for NAC.<br />
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on standard side i think ISO 27002 is great thing part A.11. chees
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thanks guys, great help for NAC.

on standard side i think ISO 27002 is great thing part A.11. chees

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i got lot of consultant, vendors, franchisees connecting to my network for internet and other work.<br />
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how i can control the access and make sure and enforce some white listing of software.<br />
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i do not want them to use SNIFFING, SCANNING and other illegal tools.<br />
<br />
1) is there any STANDARD for it? <br />
2) what tools are the best tools<br />

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i got lot of consultant, vendors, franchisees connecting to my network for internet and other work.

how i can control the access and make sure and enforce some white listing of software.

i do not want them to use SNIFFING, SCANNING and other illegal tools.

1) is there any STANDARD for it? 
2) what tools are the best tools


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