Try two deployments. Feel the difference.
Step into the IT manager’s role. Deploy EasyNAC agentless NAC or an 802.1X-based solution, validate device access and health, then compare the work involved.
No sign-up. No real system changes. Choose either route first.
Both journeys test managed-device access, unhealthy-device restriction, recovery and unknown-device blocking. The setup differs; the lab lets you work through each major step.
Use your existing network and supported management and security information.
Work through authentication, network settings, endpoint profiles and compliance assessment.
Start with one office, multiple branches or a regional enterprise.
Use mock configuration screens, follow the prompts and watch the illustrative week clock.
Review both deployment outcomes, then explore maintenance and EasyNAC’s built-in deception.
This is a fictional training scenario, not a deployment benchmark or audit guarantee. Actual timing, health checks and assessment support depend on your network, NAC product, release and integrations. AD or XDR management status alone is not proof of endpoint health.
Bring your network questions to the EasyNAC team.
