Cisco Cisco Clean Access 3.5

append=”console=ttyS0.....”

This line causes console output to be redirected to the serial port.

To comment out a line, add a “#” character to the start of the line. Lines beginning with this character 
are ignored. 

Edit 

/etc/inittab

 and remove or comment out the last line: 

co:2345:respawn ...vt100

This line causes a login terminal to be started on the serial port. 

At the command prompt, type 

lilo

 and press enter. This starts Lilo, the Linux boot loader.

Reboot the computer by entering the reboot command.

Repeat the steps on the failover peer Clean Access Manager. 

Once you have verified the prerequisites, follow these steps to configure the primary Clean Access 
Manager for high availability. See 

 for a sample configuration example.

Open the Clean Access Manager admin console for the primary Manager, and go to Administration 
> CCA Manager > SSL Certificate. 

Select Export Certificate Request from the Choose an action: menu, then click Export 
Private Key to export the SSL private key. Save the key file to disk. You will have to import 
this file into the standby Manager later.

Select Export Certificate Request from the Choose an action: menu, then click Export 
Certificate to export the SSL certificate. Save the certificate file to disk. You will have to import 
this file into the standby Manager later. 

The instructions in this section assume that you will export the certificate from the primary 
Manager. 

Select Import Certificate from the Choose an action: menu.

Used the Browse button next to the Certificate File field and navigate to the certificate file.

Click Import CA-Signed Certificate to import the certificate. Note that you will need to import 
this same certificate into the standby Manager later. 

Select Export Certificate Request from the Choose an action: menu, then click Export 
Private Key to export the SSL private key. Save the key file to disk. You will have to import 
this file into the standby Manager later.