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You could do that using authentication like radius.
Or
you have to make firewall rules in the ssid that blocks all traffic, and then whitelist /assign a group policy to the client
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MAC filtering is not an effective security strategy. They can be easily found and spoofed. I demoed this to a client and it took me a few minutes to gain access to their network.
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I understand the possible issues with MAC filtering and plan on using AD credentials along with it. MAC filtering is an additional check
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okay cool, you'll need something like ISE if you want to do this.
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I have AD setup through use of the splash page in the dashboard. I am just trying to use MAC filtering along with it and would like to know if it can be done. My goal is to prevent not organization owned devices from accessing the internal LAN since a legitimate user can use a personal device to enter AD credentials on the splash page
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