Cisco Cisco Clean Access 3.5

For further troubleshooting information, see also the latest version of the Release Notes for Cisco Clean 
Access at 

Typically, the installation program automatically detects NIC cards on the target machine and loads the 
appropriate drivers. However, on certain machines, the cards may not be detected properly and the 
drivers need to be loaded manually. The following shows how to load drivers for several types of cards.

Connect to the Clean Access Server by SSH. 

Edit the file 

/etc/modules.conf

.

Insert the following lines in the file for Broadcom 5700-based NICs: 

For Intel e1000-based cards, the following lines would be used instead: 

The network card's operating parameters, such as speed and duplex, may also need to be specified 
in the configuration file. To configure the Intel gigabit cards (eth0 and eth1) mentioned above for 
100Mbps full duplex, for example, add the following line to the file 

/etc/modules.conf

: 

Save and close the files, and reboot the CAS using:

If incorrect network, shared secret, or VLAN settings have rendered the Clean Access Server 
unreachable from the Clean Access Manager, you can reset the Clean Access Server’s configuration. 
Note that resetting the configuration restores the Clean Access Server configuration to its install state. 
Any configuration settings made since installation will be lost.

Connect to the Clean Access Server by SSH. 

Delete the 

 file: 

Then reboot using: 

You can now add the CAS to the CAM. See