Thread: Client Isolation
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Old 25-11-2009, 19:34   #5
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Re: Client Isolation
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Originally Posted by Bennylaball View Post
Yes i did mean layer 3 my mistake, the client doesnt use active directory for routing, i use a cisco PIX, i was hoping i could put a linux box in line with the router as im not a windows guy.
You wouldn't use active directory for routing, you'd set the default domain policy to enable the firewalls on the client PC's. You'd then put out a policy via AD that set each firewall to block communication to anything that isn't a server or internet connection.
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