To be frank, this will not be a tiny bite but a more detailed walk-through of what happens under the hood when a guest authenticates
Author: Ayman Mukaddam
On a technical note, I am a Network & Security Engineer with more than 11 years of experience in administering, designing and deploying networking and mobility solutions. My areas of expertise include Wi-Fi, Routing and Switching and Network Security. I am on a daily journey to discover and learn new topics, technologies and concepts. I believe that no matter how much you know, there is still much more out there that you need to explore. That explains why I attained many certifications like (CWNE - ACEX - CCIE R&S, CISSP, CCSP, AWS-SAA, ECSE-T...etc.) throughout my journey and I am still working for more. I like to spend my time reading, learning and trying to help build more connected and secure environments.
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3 Resources to Pass CCSP Exam
Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP) is one of the leading well-known vendor-neutral certifications that focuses on securing cloud environments . Once you start preparing for
ClearPass Tiny Bite 6 – Leveraging Device Groups to Simplify Your Policies (Part 2)
Device Groups feature in ClearPass Policy Manager can be very handy in configuration. In the previous post, I discussed how to use Device Groups with
ClearPass Tiny Bite 5 – Leveraging Device Groups to Simplify Your Policies (Part 1)
Device Groups feature in ClearPass Policy Manager can be very handy in configuration. In particular, this feature can be used in Service rules to match
ClearPass Tiny Bite 4 – Simplifying & Scaling your VLAN Assignment (Method 2)
In the previous post, I showed how we can use named-vlan to simplify our vlan assigment. In this post, I will accomplish the same outcome
ClearPass Tiny Bite 3 – Simplifying & Scaling your VLAN Assignment (Method 1)
Very often in large deployments with multiple Network Access Devices (NAD), we find ourselves in a need to return different VLANs based on the NAD