Must be a slow news day: reporter writes 100% crap

NAP to be removed from Windows Vista?

trustedaccess: Microsoft — Wed, 04 Oct 2006 09:31:19 GMT

Via Steve Riley and from the Today Tonight school of journalism comes NAP to be 'kicked out'

re: Must be a slow news day: reporter writes 100% crap

Alun Jones — Thu, 05 Oct 2006 23:03:48 GMT

Don't forget, it'll also be in Windows XP - as a client, just like Vista will be a NAP client. The NAP server portion, of course, is a component of Codename "Longhorn" Server (is that really what we have to call it?)

I seem to remember there's some collusion with Cisco that may cause the NAP client to work with other NAP-alike servers. I'm looking forward to playing with this.

re: Must be a slow news day: reporter writes 100% crap

Steve Riley — Thu, 05 Oct 2006 23:38:39 GMT

Yeah, Microsoft NAP and Cisco NAP are being engineered to interoperate. More details on the NAP landing page.

re: Must be a slow news day: reporter writes 100% crap

Hunter French — Fri, 13 Oct 2006 05:57:15 GMT

I loved your post, ever though about doing a tech report for Steven Colbert's show? Glad to hear that NAP is still around and that all your programmers didnt waste all that time.

-PHF

re: Must be a slow news day: reporter writes 100% crap

Paul Vincent — Fri, 27 Oct 2006 00:40:40 GMT

I was reading an interesting white paper today about how Cisco's NAC will integrate with the functionality of MSFT's NAP.

One of the really useful features is the way that you can deploy this in stages, and also how NAP/NAC can provide assertion of client health (Statement of Health) and the facility to update clients to align themselves with corp policy via a quarantined network.

www.psvincent.co.uk

NAP to be removed from Windows Vista?

travelling without moving — Fri, 01 Dec 2006 04:30:19 GMT

Via Steve Riley and from the Today Tonight school of journalism comes NAP to be 'kicked out'