Chapter 4. NAP Enforcement Options
NAP allows IT to enforce organizational policies when client computers attempt to connect to the corporate network. These policies are referred to as health policies. When a client device meets the health policy requirements, it is considered compliant. Four methods are available for restricting client devices until they have demonstrated that they meet the policy requirements. IT pros can implement a single method or combine several methods to increase the robustness of the solution.
IPsec Enforcement
When IPsec is used, the client device is able to communicate with only a limited number of servers until it has demonstrated its compliance. Other managed systems will ignore network traffic from these client devices ...
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