Cisco Cisco Clean Access 3.5

Set up Clean Access Manager High-Availability mode. See 

Manage Clean Access Manager system time and SSL certificates.

Fully upgrade the software on the Clean Access Manager. See 

 

Manage Clean Access Manager license files. See 

. 

The User Pages tabs of the Administration Module allows you to perform these administration tasks:

Add the default login page, and create or modify all web user login pages. See 

Upload resource files to the Clean Access Manager. See 

.

The Admin Users pages of the Administration Module allows you to perform these administration tasks:

Add and manage new administrator groups and admin users/passwords

Configure and manage administrator privileges as new features are added

The Backup page of the Administration Module allows you to make manual snapshots of your Clean 
Access Manager in order to backup your CAM’s configuration.

The Administration > CCA Manager > Network & Failover page contains the Clean Access 
Manager’s network settings. Note that the configuration script 

smconf

 also lets you modify these 

settings. 

smconf

 is used from the command line, and is particularly useful if the admin console web 

server is not responsive due to incorrect network or VLAN settings. For more information on 

smconf

, 

see 

Changes to the network settings generally require a reboot of the Clean Access Manager machine to take 
effect. Therefore, if making changes to a production machine, make sure to perform the changes when 
rebooting the machine will have minimal impact on the users. 

In the Administration group, click the CCA Manager link. 

In the Network & Failover tab, modify the settings as desired (for a description of the fields, see 
“

”). 

Click the Update button. 

Click Reboot to restart the Clean Access Manager with the new settings. 

The Network & Failover tab has the following fields and controls: 

The IP address of the Clean Access Manager computer.

The subnet mask for the IP address.