Network Security White Papers
Best Practices in Authentication and Access Control: Comparing 802.1x to the Nevis LAN Security Approach
Overview The 802.1x protocol should be the obvious choice when implementing user-based authentication in enterprise networks. So why doesn't everyone use it? Because it doesn't give a complete solution for authentication and policy requirements, even when it's integrated with a Network Access Control (NAC) solution. But if one integrates 802.1x with a Local Area Network (LAN) secure switch, he or she will get a more complete secure solution.
| Publisher | Nevis Networks | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | October 2007 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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