June 2013
Intermediate to advanced
752 pages
17h 59m
English
Throughout this book, you have been exposed to many different ways of controlling network access based on the context of a user and device. There is VLAN assignment, in which access is controlled at the Layer 3 edge, or by isolating that VLAN into a segmented virtual network (VRF). Additionally, there is ACL assignment, which can be a local ACL, called into action by a RADIUS attribute, or a downloaded ACL (dACL). These ACLs are applied ingress at the switchport or virtual port in the case of the Wireless LAN Controller (WLC).
These are all good access-control methods, but regulating passage only at the point of network ingress can leave room for a more desirable and scalable solution. This chapter discusses ...
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