Cisco Cisco Clean Access 3.5
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Cisco Clean Access Manager Installation and Administration Guide
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Chapter 3 Device Management: Adding Clean Access Servers, Adding Filters
Working with Cisco Clean Access Servers
Working with Cisco Clean Access Servers
The Cisco Clean Access Server (CAS) gets its runtime parameters from the Clean Access Manager
(CAM) and cannot operate until it is added to the CAM’s domain. Once the CAS is installed and added
to the CAM, you can configure local parameters in the CAS and monitor it through the web admin
console.
(CAM) and cannot operate until it is added to the CAM’s domain. Once the CAS is installed and added
to the CAM, you can configure local parameters in the CAS and monitor it through the web admin
console.
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Add Cisco Clean Access Servers to the Managed Domain
The Clean Access Server must be running to be added to the Clean Access Manager.
To add a Cisco Clean Access Server:
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From Device Management, click the CCA Servers link on the navigation menu.
2.
Click the New Server tab.
Figure 3-1
Add New Server
3.
In the Server IP address field, type the IP address of the Clean Access Server’s trusted interface
(eth0), that is, the one connected to the trusted network.
(eth0), that is, the one connected to the trusted network.
CAS management
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