2 Feb
2002
2 Feb
'02
2:24 p.m.
However, the admin must assume that someone WILL
just walk in and do
whatever they wish, when the admin least expects it...some people do
it because they're assholes, some just do it without thinking because
they weren't raised to have any manners. One must strive to make the
network resilient to such crap.
True. I was looking at it from the point as to whether it
was ok for someone to do it at all, regardless of what thier motives
might be behind it or whether the network was secure enough to handle
it if someone did happen to do so. With our LAN for instance, we
don't enable or allow DHCP at all...everyone is on static IP
addresses. We're always having to track down conflicts though
because there's a small group within the building that think they can
do whatever they wish.
Jeff
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