Network Access Control
Linkdood Network Access Control (NAC) is a computer networking system that establishes a highly sophisticated intranet security check which effectively cuts vulnerabilities from its source.
It counters the problems of spyware, adware, malware, ransomware, virus spread, unauthorized
information disclosure, unwanted occupation of outside enterprise networks, information resources, and unauthorized access by untrustworthy terminals. Through SNMP and RLOGIN technologies, the NAC gives you absolute control over your network.
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Multi-Element Binding
Access Control
Support access control based on multi-element binding including user's identity, hardware information to achieve differentiated regulation of employee access in different departments, customized access of visitors and repair and isolation permission control of insecure terminals.
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Multi-Stage Large Network
Deployment
The system adopts a distributed tree deploying mode, a
centralized management idea, and provides an independent
cascade management system. Under the several secondary
cascade systems it is connected and forma distributed
deployment. Thus achieving self-management of subnets
and centralized management of the whole net.