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Thanks very much for your replies<br />
I am working on putting AUP for all users.<br />
Yes i have have asked the user not bring his open WiFi to work place.
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Thanks very much for your replies
I am working on putting AUP for all users.
Yes i have have asked the user not bring his open WiFi to work place.

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Hi <br />
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We have a user with a mac book and i had given access to his mac book to connect to our WiFi network.<br />
We were not aware and he had brought his own wireless devises plugged into his mac book and created open WiFi network and users in our organisation was able to connect to his open wireless network.<br />
If the users were able to connect to the open WiFi hot spots that he has created.Will he be able to capture the packets and read. <br />
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Any suggestions will be much appreciated.<br />
Thanks
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Hi 

We have a user with a mac book and i had given access to his mac book to connect to our WiFi network.
We were not aware and he had brought his own wireless devises plugged into his mac book and created open WiFi network and users in our organisation was able to connect to his open wireless network.
If the users were able to connect to the open WiFi hot spots that he has created.Will he be able to capture the packets and read. 

Any suggestions will be much appreciated.
Thanks

If the users were able to connect to the open WiFi hotspots that he has generated.Will he be able to capture the packets and read.

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