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Thread: Binding IP address with MAC Address????
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| Binding IP address with MAC Address???? |
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2006-01-21 10:34:27 |
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| Dear All, I want to bind the MAC Address with IP address, How is this possible???. So that if i have allocated an IP with a MAC Address then user would not be able to change the IP address if he want to use network resources. for example 00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF----------------192.168.0.2 So user can access my network resources. But if due to some security reasons if user try to change his own computer IP address then he should not be able to access network resource (packets should be droped).like 00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF--------------192.168.0.55 In order to use network resouces, user must change his IP to what i have allocated to his MAC Address... SO, THAT FROM "00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF" mac address specific IP should be bind. This is some thing like PAIR(MAC Address and
IP
address) Tell me how to bind such IP to MAC. Regards. Ahmad
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| Binding IP address with MAC Address???? |
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2006-01-21 18:37:29 |
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| Hi, I guess u need 2 make reservatio n on DHCP server...
Ahmad <mr_muhammad_ahmad yahoo.com> wrote: Dear All, I want to bind the MAC Address with IP address, How is this possible???. So that if i have allocated an IP with a MAC Address then user would not be able to change the IP address if he want to use network resources. for example 00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF----------------192.168.0.2 So user can access my network resources. But if due to some security reasons if user try to change his own computer IP address then he should not be able to access network resource (packets should be droped).like 00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF--------------192.168.0.55 <
/DIV>
In order to use network resouces, user must change his IP to what i have allocated to his MAC Address... SO, THAT FROM "00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF" mac address specific IP should be bind. This is some thing like PAIR(MAC Address and IP address) Tell me how to bind such IP to MAC. Regards. Ahmad
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| Binding IP address with MAC Address???? |
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2006-01-22 07:43:18 |
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| Dear , there in no relationship between the IP add and the MAC add and you can't guaranteed that the user who change his IP add to what you metioned will not be able to use your resources cause the unwanted IP laying in the same subnet . So the solution is to use IPSEC policy in order to drop the packets with the unwanted IP's or try to restrict the access of the user to his NIC to limit his ability to change his IP or MAC address's by using the GP. Abhishek Purohit <abhi1_purohityahoo.com> wrote: Hi, I guess u need 2 make reservatio n on DHCP server...
Ahmad <mr_muhammad_ahmadyahoo.com> wrote: Dear All,<
/DIV>
I want to bind the MAC Address with IP address, How is this possible???. So that if i have allocated an IP with a MAC Address then user would not be able to change the IP address if he want to use network resources. for example 00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF----------------192.168.0.2 So user can access my network resources. But if due to some security reasons if user try to change his own computer IP address then he should not be able to access network resource (packets should be droped).like 00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF--------------192.168.0.55 In order to use network resouces, user must change his IP to what i have allocated to his MAC Address... SO, THAT FROM "00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF" mac address specific IP should be bind. This is some thing like PAIR(MAC Address and IP address)
Tell me how to bind such IP to MAC. Regards. Ahmad
Abhishek Purohit
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http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/abhi1_purohit
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st Regards.
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| Binding IP address with MAC Address???? |
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2006-01-22 09:14:54 |
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| I have a question concerning restricting user to access his NIC using the group policy: I am using Windows Server 2000 with active directory domain controller, I am restricting domain members from accessing the NIC properties. But, When the computer is disjoined and rejoined to the domain, They can access the properties. The question is: 1. WHy this happened? Am I doing something wrong?? 2. How can I re-apply this setting on the client machine again? Thank you for your cooperation Tamer Eman Taky <eman_takyyahoo.com> wrote: Dear , there in no relationsh ip between the IP add and the MAC add and you can't guaranteed that the user who change his IP add to what you metioned will not be able to use your resources cause the unwanted IP laying in the same subnet .
So the solution is to use IPSEC policy in order to drop the packets with the unwanted IP's or try to restrict the access of the user to his NIC to limit his ability to change his IP or MAC address's by using the GP. Abhishek Purohit <abhi1_purohityahoo.com> wrote: Hi, I guess u need 2 make reservatio n on DHCP server...
Ahmad <mr_muhammad_ahmadyahoo.com> wrote: Dear All, I want to bind the MAC Address with IP address, How is this possible???. So that if i have allocated an IP with a MAC Address then user would not be able to change the IP address if he want to use network resources. for examp
le
00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF----------------192.168.0.2 So user can access my network resources. But if due to some security reasons if user try to change his own computer IP address then he should not be able to access network resource (packets should be droped).like 00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF--------------192.168.0.55 In order to use network resouces, user must change his IP to what i have allocated to his MAC Address... SO, THAT FROM "00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF" mac address specific IP should be bind. This is some thing like PAIR(MAC Address and IP address) Tell me how to bind such IP to MAC. Regards. Ahmad
Abhishek Purohit
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/guru_kripa
http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/abhi1_purohit
Yahoo! Photos Got holiday prints? See all the ways to get quality prints in your hands ASAP.
With Best Regards. Eman Taky
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| Binding IP address with MAC Address???? |
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2006-01-22 10:21:20 |
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Depends where you apply the policy i.e if you apply the policy on a OU called Test then all computers within this OU will effect with you setting , when you dis join and join again the computer will add to the COMPUTER container at your domain,so the solution either to move the computer object to Test OU or to apply the policy on all of the domain , then don't forget to refresh the policy or restart the PC
Tamer Alwardany <captain_magedyahoo.com> wrote: I have a question concerning restricting user to access his NIC using the group policy: I am using Windows Server 2000 with active directory domain controller, I am restricting domain members from accessing the NIC properties. But, When the computer is disjoined and rejoined to the domain, They can access the properties. The question is: 1. WHy
this
happened? Am I doing something wrong?? 2. How can I re-apply this setting on the client machine again? Thank you for your cooperation Tamer Eman Taky <eman_takyyahoo.com> wrote: Dear , there in no relationship between the IP add and the MAC add and you can't guaranteed that the user who change his IP add to what you metioned will not be able to use your resources cause the unwanted IP laying in the same subnet . So the solution is to use IPSEC policy in order to drop the packets with the unwanted IP's or try to restrict the access of the user to his NIC to limit his ability to change his IP or MAC address's by using the GP. Abhishek Purohit <abhi1_purohityahoo.com> wrote: Hi, I guess u need 2 make reservatio n on DHCP server...
Ahmad <mr_muhammad_ahmadyahoo.com> wrote: Dear All, I want to bind the MAC Address with IP address, How is this possible???. So that if i have allocated an IP with a MAC Address then user would not be able to change the IP address if he want to use network resources. for example 00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF----------------192.168.0.2 So user can access my network resources. But if due to some security reasons if user try to change his own computer IP address then he should not be able to access network resource (packets should be droped).like
00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF--------------192.168.0.55 In order to use network resouces, user must change his IP to what i have allocated to his MAC Address... SO, THAT FROM "00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF" mac address specific IP should be bind. This is some thing like PAIR(MAC Address and IP address) Tell me how to bind such IP to MAC. Regards. Ahmad
Abhishek Purohit
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/guru_kripa
http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/abhi1_purohit
Yahoo! Photos Got holiday prints? See all the ways to get quality prints in your hands ASAP.
With Best Regards. Eman Taky
Yahoo! Photos Rin g in the New Year with Photo Calendars. Add photos, events, holidays, whatever.
With Best Regards.
Eman Taky
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Photo Books. You design it and we’ll bind it!
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| Binding IP address with MAC Address???? |
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2006-01-23 03:04:35 |
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| Dear Ahmen, Use linux DHCP and tell inthe conf file. I can not tell about microsoft. Bikash Eman Taky <eman_takyyahoo.com> wrote: Depends where you apply the policy i.e if you apply the policy on a OU called Test then all computers within this OU will effect with you setting , when you dis join and join again the computer will add to the COMPUTER container at your domain,so the solution either to move the computer object to Te st OU or to apply the policy on all of the domain , then don't forget to refresh the policy or restart the PC
Tamer Alwardany <captain_magedyahoo.com> wrote: I have a question concerning restri
cting
user to access his NIC using the group policy: I am using Windows Server 2000 with active directory domain controller, I am restricting domain members from accessing the NIC properties. But, When the computer is disjoined and rejoined to the domain, They can access the properties. The question is: 1. WHy this happened? Am I doing something wrong?? 2. How can I re-apply this setting on the client machine again? Thank you for your cooperation Tamer Eman Taky <eman_takyyahoo.com> wrote: Dear , there in no relationship between the IP add and the MAC add and you can't guaranteed that the user who change his IP add to what you metioned will not be able to use your resources cause the unwanted IP laying in the same subnet . So the solution
is to
use IPSEC policy in order to drop the packets with the unwanted IP's or try to restrict the access of the user to his NIC to limit his ability to change his IP or MAC address's by using the GP. Abhishek Purohit <abhi1_purohityahoo.com> wrote: Hi, I guess u need 2 make reservatio n on DHCP server...
Ahmad <mr_muhammad_ahmadyahoo.com> wrote: Dear All, I want to bind the MAC Address with IP address, How is this possible???. So that if i have allocated an IP with a MAC Address then user would not be able to change the IP address if he want to use network resources. for example
00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF----------------192.168.0.2 So user can access my network resources. But if due to some security reasons if user try to change his own computer IP address then he should not be able to access network resource (packets should be droped).like 00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF--------------192.168.0.55 In order to use network resouces, user must change his IP to what i have allocated to his MAC Address... SO, THAT FROM "00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF" mac address specific IP should be bind. This is some thing like PAIR(MAC Address and IP address) Tell me how to bind such IP to MAC. Regards. Ahmad
Abhishek Purohit
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/guru_kripa
http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/abhi1_purohit
Yahoo! Photos Got holiday prints? See all the ways to get quality prints in your hands ASAP.
With Best Regards. Eman Taky
Yahoo! Photos Rin g in the New Year with Photo Calendars. Add photos, events, holidays, whatever.
With Best Regards. Eman Taky
Yahoo! Photos – Showcase holiday pictures in hardcover Photo Books. You design it and we’ll bind it!
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2006-01-23 14:12:02 |
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| Dear Bikash biswas, In this case user can change his IP address. the thing u told is about reservation of IP. In this case user will get the same IP against his MAC, But he can change his system IP (Static IP) Regards. M Ahmad bikash biswas <bikash_bdyahoo.com> wrote: Dear Ahmen, Use linux DHCP and tell inthe conf file. I can not tell about microsoft. Bikash Eman Taky <eman_takyyahoo.com> wrote: Depends where you apply the policy i.e if you apply the policy on a OU called Test then all computers within this OU will effect with you setting , when you dis join and
join
again the computer will add to the COMPUTER container at your domain,so the solution either to move the computer object to Te st OU or to apply the policy on all of the domain , then don't forget to refresh the policy or restart the PC
Tamer Alwardany <captain_magedyahoo.com> wrote: I have a question concerning restricting user to access his NIC using the group policy: I am using Windows Server 2000 with active directory domain controller, I am restricting domain members from accessing the NIC properties. But, When the computer is disjoined and rejoined to the domain, They can access the properties. The question is: 1. WHy this happened? Am I doing something wrong?? 2. How can I re-apply this setting on the client machine again? Thank you for your cooperation Tamer <
I>Eman
Taky <eman_takyyahoo.com> wrote: Dear , there in no relationship between the IP add and the MAC add and you can't guaranteed that the user who change his IP add to what you metioned will not be able to use your resources cause the unwanted IP laying in the same subnet . So the solution is to use IPSEC policy in order to drop the packets with the unwanted IP's or try to restrict the access of the user to his NIC to limit his ability to change his IP or MAC address's by using the GP. Abhishek Purohit <abhi1_purohityahoo.com> wrote: Hi, I guess u need 2 make reservatio n on DHCP server...
Ahmad
<mr_muhammad_ahmadyahoo.com> wrote: Dear All, I want to bind the MAC Address with IP address, How is this possible???. So that if i have allocated an IP with a MAC Address then user would not be able to change the IP address if he want to use network resources. for example 00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF----------------192.168.0.2 So user can access my network resources. But if due to some security reasons if user try to change his own computer IP address then he should not be able to access network resource (packets should be droped).like 00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF--------------192.168.0.55 In order to use network resouces, user must change his IP to what i have allocated to his MAC
Address... SO, THAT FROM "00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF" mac address specific IP should be bind. This is some thing like PAIR(MAC Address and IP address) Tell me how to bind such IP to MAC. Regards. Ahmad
Abhishek Purohit
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/guru_kripa
http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/abhi1_purohit
Yahoo! Photos Got holiday prints? See all the ways to get quality prints in your hands ASAP.
With Best Regards. Eman Taky
Yahoo! Photos Rin g in the New Year with Photo Calendars. Add photos, events, holidays, whatever.
With Best Regards. Eman Taky
Yahoo! Photos – Showcase holiday pictures in hardcover Photo Books. You design it and we’ll bind it!
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2006-01-24 03:29:01 |
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| Dear Ahmed, DHCP is theservice which provide you the IP. If you secure the IP with MAC address, then the PC first ; seek the DHCP server > When a DHCP server recieves a request, it checks MAC address and provides the IP address.If you allow ; IP's for specific service ( such as proxy) , then user will not perform any job if he change his IP himself with another block. For details , read any DHCP service in LINUX documentation site. Yours, Bikash Ahmad <mr_muhammad_ahmadyahoo.com> wrote: Dear Bikash biswas, In this case user can change his IP address. the thing u told is about reservation of IP. In this case user will get the same IP against his MAC, But he can change his system IP
(Static
IP) Regards. M Ahmad bikash biswas <bikash_bdyahoo.com> wrote: Dear Ahmen, Use linux DHCP and tell inthe conf file. I can not tell about microsoft. Bikash Eman Taky <eman_takyyahoo.com> wrote: Depends where you apply the policy i.e if you apply the policy on a OU called Test then all computers within this OU will effect with you setting , when you dis join and join again the computer will add to the COMPUTER container at your domain,so the solution either to move the computer object to Te st OU or to apply the policy on all of the domain , then don't forget to refresh the p
olicy or
restart the PC
Tamer Alwardany <captain_magedyahoo.com> wrote: I have a question concerning restricting user to access his NIC using the group policy: I am using Windows Server 2000 with active directory domain controller, I am restricting domain members from accessing the NIC properties. But, When the computer is disjoined and rejoined to the domain, They can access the properties. The question is: 1. WHy this happened? Am I doing something wrong?? 2. How can I re-apply this setting on the client machine again? Thank you for your cooperation Tamer Eman Taky <eman_takyyahoo.com> wrote: Dear , there in no relationship between the
IP add
and the MAC add and you can't guaranteed that the user who change his IP add to what you metioned will not be able to use your resources cause the unwanted IP laying in the same subnet . So the solution is to use IPSEC policy in order to drop the packets with the unwanted IP's or try to restrict the access of the user to his NIC to limit his ability to change his IP or MAC address's by using the GP. Abhishek Purohit <abhi1_purohityahoo.com> wrote: Hi, I guess u need 2 make reservatio n on DHCP server...
Ahmad <mr_muhammad_ahmadyahoo.com> wrote: Dear All, I want to bind the MAC Address with
IP
address, How is this possible???. So that if i have allocated an IP with a MAC Address then user would not be able to change the IP address if he want to use network resources. for example 00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF----------------192.168.0.2 So user can access my network resources. But if due to some security reasons if user try to change his own computer IP address then he should not be able to access network resource (packets should be droped).like 00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF--------------192.168.0.55 In order to use network resouces, user must change his IP to what i have allocated to his MAC Address... SO, THAT FROM "00-0C-F1-E1-74-EF" mac address specific IP should be bind. This is some thing like PAIR(MAC Address and IP address) Tell me how to bind such IP to MAC. <
/DIV>
Regards. Ahmad
Abhishek Purohit
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/guru_kripa
http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/abhi1_purohit
Yahoo! Photos Got holiday prints? See all the ways to get quality prints in your hands ASAP.
With Best Regards. Eman
Taky
Yahoo! Photos Rin g in the New Year with Photo Calendars. Add photos, events, holidays, whatever.
With Best Regards. Eman Taky
Yahoo! Photos – Showcase holiday pictures in hardcover Photo Books. You design it and we’ll bind it!
What are the most popular cars? Find out at Yahoo! Autos SPONSORED LINKS
Yahoo! Photos Got holiday prints? See all the ways to get quality prints in your hands ASAP.
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Got holiday prints? See all the ways to get quality prints in your hands ASAP.
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2006-01-24 08:16:14 |
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| Hi Ahmad If none of solution is working then i think that the only solution is as follows as far my knowledge. we can not deny access to a n/w resource for a static IP rather than we can do one thing. change the type of users from standard to restricted then user is not bale to access the IP settings & one of u r problem is get solve & if u want to allow some rights more than restricted user then apply Group policy through u r domain. this will solve u r prob .user can not change the I P setting also & also polices r help full to give him more permission to access n/w resoureces as per u r requriment Always U R's D.Harish ;
With Best Regards. Eman Taky
Yahoo! Photos – Showcase holiday pictures in hardcover Photo Books. You design it and we’ll bind it!
What are the most popular cars? Find out at Yahoo! Autos SPONSORED LINKS
Yahoo! Photos Got holiday prints? See all the ways to get quality prints in your hands ASAP.
Yahoo! Photos Got holiday prints? See all the ways to get quality prints in your hands ASAP.
What are the most popular cars? Find out at Yahoo! Autos
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