Take control of your LAN with FreeNAC!
FreeNAC provides Virtual LAN assignment, LAN access control (for all kinds of network devices such as Servers, Workstations, Printers, IP-Phones ..), live network end-device discovery.
Both 802.1x and Cisco's VMPS port security modes are supported.
VLAN, switch port management and documentation of Patch cabling is also included.
To evaluate FreeNAC, checkout the factsheet, product overview, usage scenarios, the demonstrator and do contact us.
To get installed, check out the community download page and visit the Forum .
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ortiz wrote at 06 Dec 2007 09:33 AM GMT+1: Interested in inventorying and programming non-Cisco switches? Please consider testing a new free module that switch information to be queried, ports to be enabled and vlans programmed statically to ports. We're doing tests with switches from other vendors than Cisc ... more... | ||
sean wrote at 16 Nov 2007 02:33 PM GMT+1: The stable Version 3.0 of FreeNAC is now ready. There have been major changes since v2.2 such as an Object-based preconnect/postconnect policy, code re-write and GUI enhancements. See * the Download section ( ... more... | ||
sean wrote at 08 Nov 2007 11:30 AM GMT+1: A new stable release is ready for download as a Ubuntu package, Virtual Machine and source code. RC4 has a few minor fixes over RC3 for the VM release. The Ubuntu package is new and we'd appreciate feedback. Please also consider answering the polls on the download p ... more... | ||
ortiz wrote at 19 Oct 2007 08:12 AM GMT+1: A new 'stable release', version 2.2 RC3 of FreeNAC is ready for download. It is available either as 'tar.gz', or from Subversion http://freenac.net/en/community/downloads. An up ... more... | ||
sean wrote at 08 Oct 2007 05:01 PM GMT+1: In the upcoming v3.0, SNMP scanning, Microsoft Wsus, McAfee ePO modules are being added, and will be a policy engine allowing "health" checking/warning/quarantining based on the results of these modules (e.g. Wsus says Windows patches have not been updated for 14 days). ... more... | ||