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Cisco NAC Web Agent

Note For information on status codes the Cisco NAC Web Agent passes back to the Cisco NAC

Appliance system, see Table 11-5 in Cisco NAC Web Agent Status Codes, page 11-40.

8. The user can choose to do one or more of the following:

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Click Cancel to abort Web Agent launch

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Click Save Report to save a local copy of the Web Agent session report that the user can

forward on to the Cisco NAC Appliance administrator to help troubleshoot potential Web Agent

Web Archive, Single File (*.mht)—Limited to the Microsoft Internet Explorer browser only

Web Page, Complete (*.htm, html)—Supports any browser, but resource files (GIFs, CSS, etc.)

are stored in a subdirectory

Web Page, HTML Only (*htm, *.html)—Format and GIFs will not be present

Text File (*.txt)

Note Because the report dialog makes use of IFRAMEs, the report data and restricted access

data are stored in a separate HTML file. If the HTML Only and Text options are used,

the user does not see the report and restricted data in the saved file.

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Click Get Restricted Network Access to log into the Cisco NAC Appliance system using a

“restricted” user role instead of a more generous standard network access role.

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Perform manual remediation—the user can download installation packages for the required

software and perform other required remediation tasks according to the Remediation

Suggestion entries displayed and click Re-Scan to see if their changes bring the client machine

into acceptable compliance.

Note The Temporary role session timeout is set to 4 minutes by default, but Cisco recommends you

configure the duration to allow enough time for users to access web resources, download

installation packages for the required software, and possibly perform other required remediation

tasks before attempting to Re-Scan the client machine for compliance.