Take control of your LAN with FreeNAC!
FreeNAC provides Virtual LAN assignment, LAN access control (for all kinds of network devices such as Servers, Workstations, Printers, IP-Phones ..), live network end-device discovery.
Both 802.1x and Cisco's VMPS port security modes are supported. VLAN, switch port management and documentation of Patch cabling is also included.
FreeNAC is GPL OpenSource and thus entirely free (you may pay for support if you wish).
To evaluate FreeNAC, checkout the factsheet, product overview, usage scenarios, the demonstrator and the community download page.
For support read the Install Guide, Tech Guide, visit the community Forum or request professional help.
UPDATE 11.Jan.2010: The project has been
in "maintenance mode" for several months now, meaning the core
developers fix issues, but don't have resources for future development.
If you wish to get involved lets us know, Freenac _is_ Opensource...
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arsubramanian wrote at 12 Jun 2009 11:14 AM GMT+1: Hi All, we have an two 6509 core switches and acts as a vmps primary and secondary server. In primary server i have manually disable & enable the vmps reconfirmation. After given the command i didn't get any msg from switch,the example msg will be come a ... more... | ||
sean wrote at 15 Jul 2009 07:33 AM GMT+1: Please do not post support requests to the announcements. | ||
ortiz wrote at 08 Jun 2009 02:46 PM GMT+1: V 3.0.3 has been released! This new release includes new functionality which can be very useful (namely clear_mac, port_scan on connect) and we've also released the source code of the Windows GUI. Also a new class has been added that will allow the integration betwe ... more... | ||
psyber wrote at 18 Jun 2009 09:50 PM GMT+1: Is there somewhere to download the tarball Sourceforge doesn't appear to be updated yet -edit- Doh! just check it out of SVN ... more... | ||
helmut1971 wrote at 06 Jun 2009 06:13 PM GMT+1: Hello, is there a freenac version for windows server 2003 available? I don't know linux systems. Because of that it would be easier for me to install freenac on windows systems. | ||