We are running Virtual Gateway Mode In-Band on CCA 3140 (EOL, nonetheless) 
hardware.  We decided that during our Fall Break this week we would test the 
waters and upgrade from 4.6 to 4.7 in hopes that we would be ready for the 
upgrade for 4.7.2 for Win 7 and Snow Leopard support.  The install went fine 
and had no errors but when I tested my first client, I received the upgrade 
prompt to download the new agent but once the agent was installed, the login 
option was grayed out and the NAC agent would never popup.  I checked for 
firewalls, anti-virus, etc. and nothing I tried worked.  I reinstalled the 4.6 
agent and sure enough was prompted to download the 4.7 agent and yet I could 
never get the 4.7 agent to pop up or let me choose Login.  I figured worst case 
I wouldn't make the 4.7 agent mandatory and even worse, I could always 
reinstall 4.6 and restore my snapshot and settings.

So, I opened a TAC case and Cisco found that my managed subnets were incorrect. 
 We originally had CCA 4.02 installed by a consultant in 2006 and we have 
stayed pretty vanilla with our deployment since then, only upgrading to the 
latest (or near latest) versions during breaks, holidays, etc.  What was 
incorrect was how the managed subnets were defined.

Originally, all of our subnets were:

IP/Netmask                                        Description         VLAN
10.10.105.10 / 255.255.255.0        Location               -1

The TAC engineer was surprised that this had worked for so long (and she said 
especially that she was surprised it worked in 4.6).  She had me add new 
subnets so that the IP/Netmask setting contained the Trusted VLAN and the VLAN 
setting to contain the Untrusted VLAN that the user is coming in on.

IP/Netmask                                        Description         VLAN
10.10.100.10 / 255.255.255.0        Location               105

Sure enough, the second we changed this, the agent popped up and all was fine.  
I figured I would pass this info on to anyone else that may have run into the 
same issue as I am not a CCA expert but have maintained our CCA deployment for 
the past 3 years and had no clue what to look for.

HTH...


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