Cisco Cisco Clean Access 3.5

Note that you can modify the values you enter in the installation script later by running the 

 command. See 

 for details. 

Many other settings can also be modified later from the web admin console. 

When installing the Clean Access Server from CD-ROM, the 

 automatically 

appears after the software packages install to prompt you for the initial server configuration. 

If necessary, you can always manually start the 

 as follows: 

Over a serial connection or working directly on the server machine, log onto the server as user 

 

with default password 

. 

Run the initial configuration script (

ssconf

) by entering the following command:

You can run the

 command to modify the configuration of the server if it cannot 

be reached through the web admin console. For further details on CLI commands, see 

The configuration utility script suggests default values for particular parameters. To configure the 
installation, either accept the default value or provide a new one, as described below.

After the software is installed from the CD and package installation is complete, the welcome script 
for the configuration utility appears:

Welcome to the Cisco Clean Access Server quick configuration utility.

Note that you need to be root to execute this utility.

The utility will now ask you a series of configuration questions.

Please answer them carefully.

The script first asks for settings for the trusted interface (eth0). The trusted interface is the interface 
to the protected, backend network.

>>> Configuring the wired (trusted) network interface eth0: 

The IP address of the wired interface (eth0) is 192.168.1.1.

Would you like to change it? (y/n) 

At the prompt, enter 

 to accept the default address, or 

to specify another. If entering another, type 

the address you want to use for the trusted network interface in dotted-decimal format. Confirm the 
value when prompted. 

Similarly specify the subnet mask of the trusted interface or accept the default of 255.255.255.0. A 
network mask identifies the network and host portions of the IP address. The default is 
255.255.255.0.

Specify the default gateway address for the trusted interface.