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Chapter 9 Configuring Cisco NAC Appliance for Agent Login and Client Posture Assessment
Configuring Agent-Based Posture Assessment
c. Enter the Retry Count []. Specifying a retry count sets a limit on the number of times the Agent
automatically retries the requirement if it initially fails. (The default retry count setting is 0.)
For details on configuring Auto Remediation, see Configuring Auto Remediation for Requirements,
page 9-98.
Note The Cisco NAC Web Agent does not support Auto Remediation.
Step 6 Configure specific fields for the requirement type.
Step 7 Type the Requirement Name for the optional requirement.
Step 8 Type instructions in the Description field to inform users that this is an optional requirement and that
they can still proceed to the network by clicking the Next/Skip button on the Agent dialog. Note the
following:
• File Distribution displays a Download button on the Agent.
• Link Distribution displays a Go To Link button on the Agent.
• Local Check displays a Re-Scan button on the Agent.
• AV Definition Update displays an Update button on the Agent.
• AS Definition Update displays an Update button on the Agent.
• Windows Update displays an Update button on the Agent.
• Launch Programs displays a Launch button on the Agent.
• Windows Server Update Service displays an Update button on the Agent.
Note Some of the default user messages in the Agent dialogs are very similar between various rules and/or
requirements. To ensure the user clearly understands the remediation issue at hand, Cisco strongly
recommends providing an appropriate message in this field describing the nature and purpose of the
given function.
Step 9 Click the checkbox(es) for the Operating System.
Step 10 Click Add Requirement.
Optional requirements must be mapped to rules and user roles in the same way as mandatory
requirements. Refer to Map Requirements to Rules, page 9-90 and Apply Requirements to User Roles,
page 9-92 for details.