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W-ClearPass Access Management System Data Sheet
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Advanced Policy Management
Employee access
The Access Management System provides user and device 
authentication based on 802.1X, non-802.1X and web portal access 
methods. Multiple authentication protocols like PEAP, EAP-FAST, 
EAP-TLS, and EAP-TTLS can be used concurrently to strengthen 
security in any environment.
Attributes from multiple identity stores such as Microsoft Active 
Directory, LDAP-compliant directory, ODBC-compliant SQL 
database, token servers and internal databases can be used within a 
single policy for fine-grained control.
Additionally, posture assessments and remediation can be added to 
existing policies at any time.
Mobile device and application management
The ClearPass MDM Connector makes it easy to use attributes 
collected by third-party MDM solutions to enforce network policies. 
A device can be denied Wi-Fi access if it is jailbroken, running 
blacklisted apps or if the owner does not appear in an authorization 
database.
Handling access for unmanaged endpoints
Unmanaged non-802.1X devices – printers, IP phones and 
IP cameras – can be identified as known or unknown upon 
connecting to the network. The identity of these devices is based 
on the presence of their MAC address in an external or internal 
database.
Built-in ClearPass profiling ensures that these devices are accurately 
fingerprinted and match the characteristics on subsequent profiling 
scans. Policies can be tailored to provide full or limited access to 
secure resources.
Secure device provisioning
ClearPass with Onboard fully automates the provisioning of any 
Windows, Mac OS X, iOS, and Android devices via a built-in captive 
portal. Users are re-directed to a template based interface to 
provision required SSID, 802.1X settings, and download unique 
device credentials.
Additional capabilities include the ability for IT to revoke and delete 
credentials for lost or stolen devices, and the ability to configure 
mobile email settings for Exchange ActiveSync and VPN clients on 
some device types.
Customizable visitor management
ClearPass with Guest simplifies workflow processes, allowing 
receptionists, employees and other non-IT staff to create temporary 
accounts for Wi-Fi and wired network access.
Once registered, users receive account login credentials via SMS 
text messages or email. Guest network access accounts can be set 
to expire automatically after a specific number of hours or days.
Customizable captive portal capabilities let IT and marketing 
organizations create a branded guest login experience with targeted 
advertising and user code-of-conduct messaging. Self-registration 
and automated credential delivery also streamlines IT operations.
Device health checks
ClearPass with OnGuard and separate OnGuard persistent or 
dissolvable agents perform advanced endpoint posture assessments. 
Traditional NAC health check capabilities ensure compliance and 
network safeguards before devices connect. Information about 
endpoint integrity – such as status of anti-virus, anti-spyware, 
firewall, and peer-to-peer applications – can be used to enhance 
authorization policies. Automatic remediation services are also 
available for non-compliant devices.
Additional Policy  
Management Capabilities
Built-in device profiling
ClearPass is the only profiling service that discovers and classifies 
all endpoints, regardless of device type. A variety of contextual data 
– MAC OUIs, DHCP fingerprinting and other identity-centric device 
data – can be obtained and used within policies.
Stored profiling data is also used to identify device profile changes 
and to dynamically modify authorization privileges. For example, if a 
printer appears as a Windows laptop, Access Management System 
can automatically deny access.
Extensive captive portal support
The ClearPass solution provides a central captive portal for 
authentication that works on any multivendor wired and wireless 
network. This eliminates the need for separate Wi-Fi and wired 
captive portals.
Also, built-in web-based device registration services let users self-
register their devices, such as Apple Bonjour capable devices, game 
consoles, and other personal devices to automatically capture MAC 
address, device type and operating system version for IT.
W-ClearPass Access Management  
System appliances
The W-ClearPass Access Management System is available as 
hardware or virtual appliances that support 500, 5,000 and 25, 000 
authenticating devices. Virtual appliances are supported on VMware 
ESX and ESXi platforms, versions ESX 4.0, ESXi 4.0 and 5.0.
Virtual appliances, as well as the hardware appliances, can be 
deployed within a cluster for scalability and redundancy.