Cisco Cisco Clean Access 3.5

If the CAS is pingable but cannot be added to the CAM:

Go to the command line of the CAS and enter:

Wait 2 minutes, then add the CAS again from the CAM web console.

When the CAS is successfully added, go to the command line of the CAS and enter:

In Virtual Gateway mode, ensure that the CAM and CAS are on different subnets. 

For further details on correcting Cisco Clean Access Server settings, see the Cisco Clean Access Server 
Installation and Administration Guide. 

After adding the Clean Access Server, you can configure CAS-specific settings such as DHCP or 
IPSec/L2TP/PPTP configuration. For some parameters, such as traffic control policies, the settings in 
the CAS can override the CAM’s global settings. 

Once you add the CAS to the Clean Access Manager, the CAS appears in the List of Servers tab as one 
of the managed Servers, as shown in 

Each Clean Access Server entry lists the IP address, server type, location, and connection status of the 
CAS. In addition four management control icons are displayed: Manage (

), Disconnect (

), Reboot 

(

), and Delete (

).

Click the Manage icon to administer the Clean Access Server.

For further specifics on configuring Cisco Clean Access Servers (such as DHCP or high availability) see 
the Cisco Clean Access Server Installation and Administration Guide.

The operational status of each Clean Access Server appears in the Status column:

Connected – The CAM can reach the CAS successfully. 

Not connected – The CAS is rebooting, or the network connection between the CAM and CAS is 
broken. 

Link to CAS 
List of Servers