NAC Appliances Tab

The NAC Appliances tab is displayed in the right panel when you select the All NAC Appliances folder in the left panel. The tab is also available when selecting an engine group in the left panel. The tab displays a table of information about the engines in the folder or group. Right-click an engine for a menu of options.

Use the table options and tools to find, filter, sort, print, and export information in a table and customize table settings. You can access the Table Tools through a right-mouse click on a column heading or anywhere in the table body, or by clicking the Table Tools  button in the upper left corner of the table (if you display the row count column). For more information, see Table Tools.

  NOTE: The NAC Appliance administration web page allows you to access status and diagnostic information for an Extreme Access Controlengine. Launch the administration web page by right-clicking on an Access Control engine in the left-panel tree and selecting WebView. You can also access the administration web page using the following URL: https://<Access ControlengineIP>:8444/Admin. The default user name and password for access to this web page is "admin/Extreme@pp." Change the username and password in the Web Service Credentials field on the Credentials Tab in the Appliance Settings window.

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Name
The name of the Access Control engine (assigned when the engine was created).
IP Address
The Access Control engine's IP address.
Appliance Type
The Access Control (NAC) engine type: NAC Gateway,  NAC Layer 2 (L2) Controller, or NAC Layer 3 (L3) Controller.
Primary Count
The number of switches for which the Access Control engine is the primary engine.
Secondary Count
The number of switches for which the Access Control engine is the secondary engine.
Model
The Access Control engine's model number.
Version
The Access Control engine's version number.
CPU Load (0-100%)
The percentage of the engine's CPU currently being used. This value gives you an indication of how busy the engine is and helps you determine if your network needs additional engines, or if you need to change your network configuration so that the load is more evenly distributed among your existing engines.
Memory Used
The amount of memory being used by the engine.
Memory Available
The amount of memory available to the engine.
Connected Agents
The number of assessment agents connected to the engine.
Capacity
The engine's current capacity, which is the number of end-systems authenticated within the last 24 hours out of the maximum number of authenticating end-systems supported for the engine.
Total End-System License Limit
The total end-system license limit for all engines.
Total Connected Agents
The total number of assessment agents connected to all engines.
Create Appliance Button
Opens the Create NAC Appliance window where you can create and configure a new engine.
Delete Button
Select an engine and click this button to delete the engine from NAC Manager's device database. When you perform the delete, you can also delete the engine from Console.
Change Group Button
Select one or more engines and click this button to open a window where you can choose a new engine group for the selected engines. When you click OK, the engines are automatically moved to the new group.
Synchronize with Console Button
Opens the Synchronize Appliances with Console window where you can import and export engines to and from Console.

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