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We do pretty much the same thing - once we've verified the AV is
installed and working properly we add the user's LDAP account to a
special role that doesn't check for AV.
-Nick
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Nicholas Pistentis
Manager, Student Technology Services
George Washington University
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202.994.6202
Brian Beausoleil wrote:
> We create a filter for their mac address with the check option assigned to a
> role created for AV. The role has all the requirements except AV. This
> allows us to scan their computers and force them to do windows updates and
> things of that nature and not allow them on until they pass those
> requirements. 1 requirement we do have for them before they are filtered is
> they must bring their computer to us and allow us to see that their AV is up
> to date, then we create the filter. We have around a dozen students in this
> role currently.
>
> This goes for McAfee 2007 also. We haven't seen any other manufacturers so
> far.
>
>
> Brian Beausoleil
> Network Services
> Southern CT State University
> Office: (203) 392-6109
> Email: [log in to unmask]
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>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Cisco Clean Access Users and Administrators
> [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of ResNet-Info
> Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2006 9:05 AM
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> Subject: How are you dealing with NortonAV 2007?
>
> We've had a few more students start complaining on our public message
> boards about not being able to get through CCA because they upgraded to
> Norton AV 2007. While it is only a few students, they're being pretty
> vocal about it and its become more of a customer service issue than a
> technical one. We would like to find some kind of temporary solution
> until Cisco comes out with a rule for it for the 3.6 tree until we move to
> 4 in January (support for NAV07 in 4 is supposed to be out in Nov, I
> think).
>
> So, those of you that have ran into this - what have you done to help
> students running Norton AV 2007 get on CCA?
>
> We have been telling them to uninstall it and install our licensed McAfee
> AntiVirus until its supported. That worked when it was only three
> students, not so much at this point.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Doug Chudzik
> ResNet Manager
> Wellesley College
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>
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