Endpoint Protection

How is SNAC diffrent from Windows NAC?

Check this article
https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/articles/what-all-can-you-do-symantec-network-access-control

Here is an article that explain what SNAC is

Title: 'What is Symantec Network Access Control?'
Web URL: http://service1.symantec.com/support/ent-security.nsf/docid/2007090400355348?Open&seg=ent

Windows Network Access Protection

Guy  the question was not what  is NAC or SNAC , it was how they are different ?

One has the word "Symantec" in front of it and the other doesn't? Other than that, I think they are virtually the same thing.

Yep, I think Mudit pretty much already answered this.  We can give you more information on SNAC.  Microsoft can provide more information on Windows NAC.  You can then compare and contrast.

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John Both are Network Access Control Application and both  have different features set. It is difficult to  find or provide  the difference between the two.In the market today we have Avenda eTIPS, Enterasys NAC, HP ProCurve Identity Driven Manager, Juniper UAC, and to a lesser extent, Microsoft NAP and Symantec NAC.

If you have any Question about the Windows NAP , you can check  the

Network Access Protection FAQ
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/nap-faq.aspx

If there are any specific question regarding  SNAC, post the question we would try to answer them. Mudit and Vikram  have  already given you basic of SNAC


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The pdf has comparision of 29 NAC products accept the MS NAP :)

Thanks guys for  your input, I think i need to do some home work at my end,