In the NAC MAC address filter list

How are Faisal Hi, you? I have a question about this list of filters in the unit of the NAC. I want to do those recognized unit of the NAC mac addresses are to be get the network. However if a workstation's mac address is not in the filter list, would it not able to do the network. Is that the NAC has the ability to do? Please let me know. Thank you.

Richard

I'm not Faisal, but...

You want to make additional (such as LDAP or such) or any authentication simply based on the MAC address?  If you want to only via the MAC, you can add them to the list of filters and then either set to 'allow' to allow all traffic, 'role' to put them in a specific role, or "check" to apply the evaluation of posture and then put them in the role.  If no other server authentication is configured, users who were not in the list of filters would not be able to authenticate, and they would be stuck in the authenticated VLAN.

Thank you

Lauren

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