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TedS

TedS

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Member since Mar 23, 2018

‎06-21-2019
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Re: Device Policy - Blocked on MX

by NSGuru in Security / SD-WAN
‎09-12-2018 10:59 AM
‎09-12-2018 10:59 AM
It sounds like your best option if your MX is also acting as your switch is to do the following.   Enable VLANs under routing of the addressing and vlans tab. (Make sure the current vlan is still setup properly afterwards, Check DHCP and make sure it is proper as it was before also.)   Create a new VLAN/Subnet for this specific device. Change the interface that the device is connected to and give it the native VLAN of the new VLAN you have just setup.    Setup DHCP also so the device grabs proper IP and DNS.    After this and the device is up and working properly...   You can then go into firewall rules and create rules to block the device/subnet from communicating to the other devices/subnet that you are trying to achieve.  ... View more

Re: Bouncing switch port after 802.1x COA VLAN change

by Kind of a big deal PhilipDAth in Switching
‎03-27-2018 05:33 PM
‎03-27-2018 05:33 PM
I tested this today using the Microsoft NPS server and having it return a new VLAN did indeed cause the port to bounce and the client got a DHCP from the new VLAN.   I tested this using firmware MS 10.18. ... View more
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