Cisco Cisco NAC Appliance 4.1.0
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Cisco NAC Appliance - Clean Access Manager Installation and Administration Guide
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Chapter 10 Clean Access Implementation Overview
General Setup Summary
Web Login
Figure 10-8
Web Login—General Setup
Web login users see the login and logout pages, quarantine role or blocked access pages and Nessus scan
vulnerability reports, if enabled. You can also configure a User Agreement Page that appears to web
login users before accessing the network.
vulnerability reports, if enabled. You can also configure a User Agreement Page that appears to web
login users before accessing the network.
explains the General Setup > Web Login configuration options shown in
. For
examples and descriptions of all user pages, see
.
Table 10-2
Web Login— General Setup Configuration Options
Control
Description
User Role
Choose the user role for which to apply Clean Access General Setup controls. The dropdown
list shows all roles in the system. Configure user roles from User Management > User Role
(see
list shows all roles in the system. Configure user roles from User Management > User Role
(see
.)
Operating System
Choose the client OS for the specified user role. By default, 'ALL' settings apply to all client
operating systems if no OS-specific settings are specified.
operating systems if no OS-specific settings are specified.
Show Network Scanner
User Agreement Page to
web login users
User Agreement Page to
web login users
Click this checkbox to present the User Agreement Page (“Virus Protection Information”) after
web login and network scanning. The page displays the content you configure in the User
Agreement configuration form. Users must click the Accept button to access the network.
web login and network scanning. The page displays the content you configure in the User
Agreement configuration form. Users must click the Accept button to access the network.
Note
The User Agreement page is only shown to the first user that logs in with the device.
This helps to identify the authenticating user who accepted the UAP. Clearing the device
from the Certified List will force the user to accept the UAP again at the next login.
This helps to identify the authenticating user who accepted the UAP. Clearing the device
from the Certified List will force the user to accept the UAP again at the next login.
If choosing this option, be sure to configure the page as described in
.