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Chapter 9 Configuring Cisco NAC Appliance for Agent Login and Client Posture Assessment
Configuring Agent-Based Posture Assessment
Step 4 For the Requirements met if option, choose one of the following options:
• All selected rules succeed—if all the rules must be satisfied for the client to be considered in
compliance with the requirement.
• Any selected rule succeeds—if at least one selected rule must be satisfied for the client to be
considered in compliance with the requirement.
• No selected rule succeeds—if the selected rules must all fail for the client to be considered in
compliance with the requirement.
If clients are not in compliance with the requirement, they will need to install the software associated
with the requirement or take the steps instructed.
Step 5 For AV Virus Definition Rules (yellow background) and AS Spyware Definition rules (blue
background), you can optionally configure the CAM to allow definition files on the client to be a number
of days older than what the CAM has available from Updates (see Rules > AV-AS Support Info for the
latest product file dates). This allows you to configure leeway into a requirement so that if no new
virus/spyware definition files are released from a product vendor, your clients can still pass the
requirement.
Click the checkbox for either:
• For AV Virus Definition rules, allow definition file to be x days older than:
• For AS Spyware Definition rules, allow definition file to be x days older than:
Type a number in the text box. The default is “2” indicating the definition date cannot be older than the
file/system date.
Choose either:
• Latest file date—This allows the client definition file to be older than the latest virus/spyware
definition date on the CAM by the number of days you specify.
• Current system date—This allows the client definition file to be older than the CAM's system date
when the last Update was performed by the number of days you specify.
Note For AS Spyware Definition rules, the system will enforce this feature (allowing the definition files to be
X days older then the current system date) until Cisco Update service is available to regularly update the
date/version for Spyware definition files.
When this feature is configured for a requirement, the Agent checks for the definition date of the AV/AS
product then verifies whether the date meets the requirement. If the Agent cannot detect the definition
date (i.e., def date detection is not supported for that product), the system ignores this feature and the
Agent checks whether the client has the latest definition version.
Step 6 Scroll down the page and click the Select checkbox next to each rule you want to associate with the
requirement. The rules will be applied in their order of priority, as described in Table 9-15 on page 9-77.