Access Control States - HP 800 User Manual

Access Control States

NAC 800 provides on-going feedback on the access status of endpoints as
follows:
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To view access status, see "Viewing Endpoint Access Status" on page 4-14.
■ Quarantined – The endpoint has been assigned a quarantined IP
address. For example, an endpoint could have been quarantined
because it failed a test or it could not be tested.
Quarantined by exception – The endpoint has been assigned a quar-
■
antined IP address because it was designated to always be quaran-
tined on the System Configuration>>Tests window.
■ Temporarily quarantined until XX/XX/XX at HH:MM pm – The admin-
istrator has selected Quarantine for and assigned a time frame.
Granted access – The endpoint has been assigned a non-quarantined
■
IP address. For example, an endpoint could have access because it
passed a test, could not be tested but is allowed access.
■ Granted access by exception – The endpoint has been assigned a non-
quarantined IP address because it was designated to always have
access in the System Configuration>>Tests window
Has temporary access until XX/XX/XX at HH:MM pm (by admin) –
■
The endpoint has been given temporary access by the administrator.
■ Has temporary access until XX/XX/XX at HH:MM pm (by NAC policy)
– The endpoint has been given temporary access by an NAC policy.
Disconnected – NAC 800 cannot communicate with the endpoint.
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■ Error – This is most likely a problem that cannot be resolved without
contacting ProCurve. Try to force a retest from the NAC 800 console.
If that does not work, call ProCurve Networking by HP and be
prepared to generate a support package (see "Generating a Support
Package" on page 13-11).
Endpoint Activity

Access Control States

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