NSCAN - Wireless Security

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Those of you using NSCAN...did you have to implement any additional, beyond the normal security measures for the wireless network? We have a venue that has its own wireless network but I'm wondering if we should set up a separate wireless network for the scanners only.

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  • I think it’s better to have a separate WLAN only for NScan so that you can apply maximum security which may not be a good idea for a general use WLAN.

     

    We have a totally separate WLAN for access control. We are using WPA encryption (since both your router and scanner model have to support it you may not always have the choice to go for the maximum wireless data encryption), MAC address filtering, static IP, and we also don’t broadcast SSID as an extra security measure so that nobody can see the network and try to connect to it.

     

    Mo

     

    Mohiuddin Faruqe

    Business Analyst

    The National Ballet of Canada

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    Subject: [Tessitura Technical Forum] NSCAN - Wireless Security

     

    Those of you using NSCAN...did you have to implement any additional, beyond the normal security measures for the wireless network? We have a venue that has its own wireless network but I'm wondering if we should set up a separate wireless network for the scanners only.




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  • I think it’s better to have a separate WLAN only for NScan so that you can apply maximum security which may not be a good idea for a general use WLAN.

     

    We have a totally separate WLAN for access control. We are using WPA encryption (since both your router and scanner model have to support it you may not always have the choice to go for the maximum wireless data encryption), MAC address filtering, static IP, and we also don’t broadcast SSID as an extra security measure so that nobody can see the network and try to connect to it.

     

    Mo

     

    Mohiuddin Faruqe

    Business Analyst

    The National Ballet of Canada

    From: Tessitura Technical Forum [mailto:forums-technical@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Gloria Ormsby
    Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2010 11:20 AM
    To: Mohiuddin Faruqe
    Subject: [Tessitura Technical Forum] NSCAN - Wireless Security

     

    Those of you using NSCAN...did you have to implement any additional, beyond the normal security measures for the wireless network? We have a venue that has its own wireless network but I'm wondering if we should set up a separate wireless network for the scanners only.




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