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ExtremeControl vs macmon NAC

ExtremeControl

extremenetworks.com

macmon NAC

belden.macmon.eu

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FigureExtremeControlmacmon NAC
Price from—€0.39/mo
Free plan——
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
LinuxYes—
APIYes—
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published11
Spec score · Network Access Control Software8.0 (#8)7.5 (#14)
APIIt offers an open northbound API for customized integrations with enterprise platforms.The open REST API can connect asset management systems and synchronize groups and their endpoints.
DeploymentExtremeControl is available as part of ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine, which can be managed in the cloud or locally on premises.The maker offers virtual and physical appliance options; its virtual appliance is provided as an OVF file for VMware and Microsoft Hyper-V.
PurposeExtremeControl provides network access control and endpoint security through centralized visibility and control of users and devices.macmon NAC is a network access control solution for protecting networks from unauthorized access.

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ExtremeControl

  • ExtremeControlPriced on request

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macmon NAC

  • macmon NAC Smart€4.72 a year

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In their own words

ExtremeControl

ExtremeControl centralizes network access control, visibility, and policy management for users, endpoints, and IoT devices. It supports wired, wireless, and VPN access control, including role-based access, guest access, BYOD onboarding, 802.1X, and secure IoT access through third-party networking devices. Administrators can build policies around user, time, location, vulnerability, or access type, then apply VLAN, ACL, and QoS rules. The product can share user, IP address, and location context with perimeter firewalls and coordinate endpoint isolation and remediation after alerts. Reports and alerts cover authentication, guest access, onboarding, device profiles, and endpoint health. Listed integrations include NGFW, SIEM, CMDB, internet security, and EMM/MDM tools; an open northbound API supports custom integrations. Virtual engines are documented for VMware ESX/ESXi and Microsoft Hyper-V. ExtremeControl is paid, with pricing on request based on unique MAC addresses connected within the past 24 hours; there is no free plan. An initial ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine installation does not include an end-system license, though its generated evaluation license includes unlimited end-systems.

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macmon NAC

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