Re: Anti netcut (was Re: [m0n0wall] m0n0wall 1.3b17)

If you using Cisco equipment, you can do this without vlans. Other 
vendors might have other solutions.

"Switchport protected" for Cisco switches
"Public Secure packet forwarding" for Cisco APs

Adam

Lee Sharp wrote:
> Mohammed Ismail wrote:
>> I am talking about wired clients.
>> Thanks for your state full answers and for the tips.
>> After all convenient answers that I cannot really tell that they are 
>> wrong,
>> because of my little knowledge. But there will be a question How do 
>> they do it in other systems?
>> How about miktrotik?
>> And there is another system an Egyptian Guy developed it that prevents
>> NetCut-Switchsniffer-Winarp Spoofer
>> And I actually saw some servers working on those systems here in 
>> Alexandria.
>> It even detects what I am doing.
>
> By using vlan capable switches and access points and keeping each user 
> in a separate vlan.  (Not cheap)  As each is it's own entire network, 
> there is no one to spoof.  And as the router is essentially spoofing 
> whatever IP you spit at it, it sees traffic outside the subnet.  While 
> this works for hotels, it is useless for an office network where you 
> need to communicate with other systems, servers, and printers.
>
>             Lee
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