HP BladeSystem bc2000 Cisco Network Access Control for HP Thin Clients and CCI - Page 23

Policy Enforcement Using Clean Access Agent, Clean Access, Device Management, Certified Devices

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Policy Enforcement Using Clean Access Agent Now that the Clean Access and thin client firewall policies are defined, we will demonstrate policy enforcement for both thin client and HP blade PCs using Cicso Clean Access Agent. We begin by ensuring that none of the blades or thin clients being tested is on the list of certified clients. Open the CAM console (http://10.3.3.3 on your Web browser, in this reference implementation). Click Clean Access under Device Management in the left panel. Click the Certified Devices tab, and then click Certified List. Click Clear Certified to ensure the system is checked upon clean access agent connection to the network. The following illustration shows the default configuration after clearing system entries. 23

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Policy Enforcement Using Clean Access Agent
Now that the Clean Access and thin client firewall policies are defined, we will demonstrate policy
enforcement for both thin client and HP blade PCs using Cicso Clean Access Agent. We begin by
ensuring that none of the blades or thin clients being tested is on the list of certified clients.
Open the CAM console (
on your Web browser, in this reference implementation).
Click
Clean Access
under
Device Management
in the left panel. Click the
Certified Devices
tab, and then click
Certified List
. Click
Clear Certified
to ensure the system is checked upon clean
access agent connection to the network. The following illustration shows the default configuration after
clearing system entries.