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    1.) If you use NAP DHCP, what will happen with client that not support the NAP technology. I am thinking about visiting XP pre sp3 and so on.

     

    2.) Is it possible to give internet access with NAP DHCP if tests fails?? (Without using 802.1x)

     

    /Olav Tvedt

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    Thursday, September 20, 2007 11:36 AM

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    Olav,

    1) For clients that do not support NAP, you can set policies on the server for the appropriate action (allow, block, etc.) This is applicable irrespective of the enforcement type and hence not limited to just DHCP.

     

    2) Yes, you can still allow the user on the network or provide him just Internet access even if the user fails the test.

     

    Amith

     

    Wednesday, September 26, 2007 6:57 PM