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There is a beta client. http://www.novell.com/beta/auth/beta.jsp?id=2046&type=1

Well since 99% of my users are wireless, applying this on the access point switch and the trunked ports should do the trick for me. Thanks for all of the help.

Applying the acl to the port works. I think the best plan would be to apply this ACL to all of my fiber ports, and all ports that an access point is plugged into.

So basically all I need is the ACL and the ip access-group 101 in? The VLANs are already done. I assume I can apply this to lets say, a port that an access point is connected too and it will stop all traffic at the access point?

It seems like this is going back and forth. Any idea on how to accomplish what I put in my original post?

So how can I block this itunes sharing? Any other suggestions?

Got ya. That makes sense. So I should apply this ACL to every port I want it on? Hmmm. That could take a while. I guess I could apply it on ports that access points are on, then everyone connected to that one access point will be able to share with each other but not the rest of the...

Yes. Same VLAN.

This is on a 4506 Core and I am using 3560 switches on my edge. The user is connected to an edge switch and I am connected directly to my core.

I want to prevent internal itunes sharing on a certain VLAN on my network. I would assume an ACL is the best way. So I found that itunes likes to use 5353 and 3689 to share people's music libraries. So I created the following ACL. no access-list 101 remark Block Itunes network sharing no...

I'll give it a shot and let you guys know how ti goes next week.

Cisco 4506 core, 3550 on my edges.

www.allot.com Maybe a netenforcer...

I have w2003 DHCP server. All of my clients are XP with a few 2000 machines. This only happens on a few machines. When they power their desktops on in the morning they get IP, subnet, and DNS but no gateway so they can access network stuff but no internet. If they do a release and renew they...

Thanks guys. The default gateway was the problem.