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Network Access Protection is a new technology included with Windows Server 2008 that allows you to control what machines are allowed to connect to other machines on your network. Network Access Protection (or NAP) enables you to set system health policies that must be met before a machine is allowed network access. If the machines meet the requirements in the network access policies, then they are allowed on the network. If not, then the machine may be disallowed from connecting to any machine on the network, or you might configure policies that allow the machine to connect to remediation server that allow the machine to remediate and try to connect to the network again after remediation is successful.
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