IEEE 802.1X
IEEE 802.1X defines an access control and authentication protocol that restricts unauthorized users from connecting to a LAN/WLAN through publicly-accessible ports.
Benefits
Accept or reject device access to a network using 802.1x.
Devices are secured on a network running enterprise authentication EAP-TLS with a security certificate from a RADIUS server.
Use Case
Support for networks running 802.1X Enterprise security. Helps conform to security policies and standards such as PCI.
This solution works with:
HL-L6250DW
Business laser printer with wireless networking, duplex printing, and large paper capacity
HL-L6400DWT
Business laser printer with dual trays for mid-sized workgroups with higher print volumes
HL-L9310CDW
Business color laser printer for mid-sized workgroups with higher print volumes
MFC-L6750DW
Business laser all-in-one with advanced duplex, wireless networking, and large paper capacity
MFC-L6900DW
Business laser all-in-one printer for mid-sized workgroups with higher print volumes
MFC-L6900DWX
Business laser all-in-one printer for mid-sized workgroups with higher print volumes
MFC-L9570CDW
Business color laser all-in-one for mid-sized workgroups with higher print volumes
MFC-L9630CDN
Enterprise color laser all-in-one for mid to large-sized workgroups
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