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Network Access Protection (NAP) is a new platform to perform computer health policy validation, ensure ongoing compliance with health policies, and optionally restrict the access of computers that do not comply with system health requirements until their health state can be corrected. Network Access Protection includes a client and server architecture. Administrators can configure DHCP Enforcement, VPN Enforcement, 802.1X Enforcement, IPsec Enforcement, or all four, depending on their network needs.
Network Access Protection provides an infrastructure and an API set for extending NAP functionality. Vendors and software developers can use the API set to build their own network policy validation, ongoing network policy compliance, and network isolation components that are compatible with Network Access Protection. Introduction to Network Access Protection
| Introduction to Network Access Protection |
Network Access Protection provides an infrastructure and an API set for extending NAP functionality. Vendors and software developers can use the API set to build their own network policy validation, ongoing network policy compliance, and network isolation components that are compatible with Network Access Protection. Introduction to Network Access Protection
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