justanittech

How do Schools Broadband handle guest/BYOD traffic? Also, how do they handle devices that go off the network? With more and more 1:1 schemes, how would those devices remain protected once off the schools broadband network? And why is the presumption that software isn't able to handle school owned devices? I am rolling out a 1:1 scheme, and have evaluated many products on the market. Relay stood out due to their categorisation, ease of deployment and offsite filtering - It's all so simple to setup! I have a very small BYOD/Guest network, and am dealing with that traffic through the BYOD filter lightspeed provides, and a captive portal through my wireless controller linked to guest AD accounts. I know who is coming onto the network, at which time and who the person is - and all of my staff and student devices has an agent which handles the filtering, wherever that device goes. You can also relax rules out side of school hours. Why would this not meet satisfactory filtering standards? I know that my devices, and students are safe.