Let me know if you have any other questions. It does not shut down restricted services, update antivirus, etc like the Persistent agent does.Īttached is some PPT slides that explain a few of the new enhacements. The new agent does not require admin rights since it is olny scaning the device. We are trying to give the users options on scaning their PC and then connecting to the network. So either you have to wait while Akamai installs or something (like firewall) prevents Akamai NetSession client from downloading. It may take some time while you cant use the launcher. I would like to tell eveyone there is a perfect answer, but today there are so many different devices out there and many different browsers that isnt really an a way to scan all devices one way. The Launcher should silently install the Akamai NetSession client to your machine. When the guest connects and has to run the scan it will provide the user with 2 links. The user can delete it when it is done and they are granted access, but if they leave it on the PC and next time they connect all they have to do is run the scan. The new Onguard agent is installed on the PC and it runs the scan. Skype, Weather app, Go to Meeting and many others that users all install in their PC. On Windows, Akamai downloads an executable (.EXE) file. It also lets you pause and resume downloads, and it automatically starts to install your product when the download is complete. Like Tim stated its just like any other app that a user has running on their PC. The Akamai Download Manager provides for effective, efficient file downloads, especially for large files. Sorry for the delay getting back to you Carlos. I tell him that there were 2 types of agents the persistent agent which is the one that you install and the disolvavle agent which should not remain installed but i needed to verifyĪnd thats why im asking this last question I did start explaning how all worked, and went i reached to the part of the onguard, he was like wait a min! t here is something that will install in the end users computers and wiill remain installed? because that could be an issue, as we dont own those computers, those are personal computers. So i told the IT manager that there was a way to do all that automatically with clearpass, I saw this client which is a school in which they had 2 of their tech support registering the computers, laptops of the students, they were using mac authentication and also checking if the computer had or not antivirus Tim is there something that will install in the end users computers and wiill remain installed?
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