Nac appliance - clean access agent report

Hi,
I have been searching a lot, and I don't find any good explanation about how the clean access agent report works. I experienced that not all agent activity will be reported. Sometimes it showed up report about the "passed" and "failed" agent, but not at another time. Would someone give me explanation about when the agent will show up reports and it will not ? or did it show bugs ?
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
does anybody experience this ? or Everything is going fine on your NAC ? I am using NAC 4.1.3.1.
Thanks.

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