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Microsoft shows up for the NAC party
2008-02-21 00:00:00 by HASH0x8b5ec5c in Network World on Security
 
The security scheme – Microsoft calls it Network Access Protection (NAP) -- is an ambitious attempt to admit clients to a network based upon adherence to Microsoft's group policies, specifically relating to the client system's health. In our testing, NAP worked, but it required a significant degree of configuration.

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