The Short NAP: Tuesday March 20th 2007

19 Mar 2007 in Microsoft on Nap

I’ve been speedlinking some interesting Network Access Protection links in the past (which you can find here, here, here and here) and as speedlinking is so very 2006, I thought that I would rebrand these types of posts to ‘The Short NAP’. So here’s The Short NAP for Tuesday 20 March 2007.

• MVP Summit - NAP Deep Dive Results
  Jeff Sigman prays to the demo gods at the MVP summit but they weren’t listening, so he fixes it himself, also setting up a NAP server in Longhorn beta 3 takes about 15 minutes after improvements in the server console.
• Upcoming chat - Network Policy Server in Longhorn, April 10
  Add the chat to your calendar here.
• Upcoming chat - DHCP enhancements in Windows Vista: NAP enforcement and DHCPv6 - Part 2, April 19
  Add the chat to your calendar here.
• Previous chat - Deploying NAP end to end in your Enterprise
  Keep an eye out for the transcript on the TechNet Chat Transcripts page.
• NAP compliancy rates at Redmond above 80%
  Jeff Sigmans follow up to Adam Carter’s original post about the rollout of NAP at Redmond.
• D-Link announces support for NAP
  Even D-Link? Who’d have thought?
• 10 Reasons to look at Windows Longhorn Part 6: Network Access Protection
  Arlindo Alves takes a look at NAP in his 10 part series look at Longhorn server.