Cisco Cisco Clean Access 3.5

For logging purposes and to accomplish time-based tasks, the Clean Access Manager and Clean Access 
Servers need to be correctly synchronized. 

The System Time tab lets you set the time on the Clean Access Manager and modify the time zone 
setting for the Clean Access Manager operating system. 

In the Administration group, click the CCA Manager link. 

Open the System Time tab. The system time for the Clean Access Manager appears in the Current 
Time field. 

There are two ways to adjust the system time: manually, by typing in the new time, or automatically, by 
synchronizing from an external time server. 

The default IP gateway for the Clean Access Manager. 

The host name for the Cisco Clean Access Manager. The name is required in high 
availability mode. 

An optional field for your domain name suffix. To resolve a host name to an IP 
address, the DNS requires the fully qualified host name. Within a network 
environment, users often type host names in a browser without a domain name 
suffix, for example: 

http://siteserver 

The host domain value is used to complete the address, for example, with a suffix 
value of cisco.com, the request URL would be: 

http://siteserver.cisco.com 

The IP address of the DNS (Domain Name Service) server in your environment. 
Separate multiple addresses with commas. If you specify more than one DNS 
server, the Clean Access Manager tries to contact them one by one, and stops when 
it receives a response. 

The operating mode of the Cisco Clean Access Manager. Options are:

Standalone Mode – If the Clean Access Manager is operating alone. 

HA-Primary Mode – For the primary Clean Access Manager in a failover 
configuration. 

HA-Standby Mode – For the backup Clean Access Manager. 

If you choose one of the HA (high availability) options, additional fields appear. 
For information on the fields and setting up high availability, see