Wow. What a ride. When I started the NAP Blog back in May 2006 I never thought how much fun it would be to host, nor how many people I would meet because of it. As you might have noticed, because he is already posting a lot of great stuff, Joe Davies...

Greetings NAP fans! As Jeff Sigman described in his last NAP blog post , I have taken over his role on the NAP product team and will be managing the NAP blog going forward. Thanks Jeff for your years of hard work and dedication in making NAP a great...

Greetings NAP fans! I just found out about this and had to share it with the NAP community. The Enterprise Networking Customer Support team here at Microsoft has a blog at http://blogs.technet.com/networking/default.aspx . This blog has been around...

When you create a new RADIUS client or modify the settings of an existing RADIUS client from the RADIUS Clients node of the Network Policy Server snap-in, there is a RADIUS client is NAP-capable check box. Here is an example. What is this check...

Greetings NAP fans! Guest NAP team blogger Joe Davies here with a somewhat self-serving blog entry. I just wanted to remind all of you that the Windows Server 2008 Networking and Network Access Protection (NAP) book from Microsoft Press, written by...

Greetings NAP fans! Back from vacation and thought I would share this with you... What are the available Network Access Protection (NAP) training solutions from Microsoft? The first place to look is the Microsoft Learning Web site . This page...

Hey NAP fans! Check out this blog post from Blue Ridge Networks: Data Leak Prevention and Network Access Protection (NAP) This blog post was written by Eirik Iverson , Product Manager at Blue Ridge and recent guest NAP blogger . Eirik's post...

Check out the Windows Server Customer Advisory Team (WinCAT) post Network Access Protection Using 802.1x VLAN’s or Port ACLs – Which is right for you? Our very own Pat Fetty, whom many of you have seen presenting NAP talks at industry conferences,...