Table 10 Basic Web login configuration requirements | |||
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| Assign an IP address to an interface. | ||
| Configure routes to make sure the interface and the PC can reach each other. | ||
Device | Perform either or both of the following tasks: | ||
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PC | Install a Web browser. | ||
Obtain the IP address of the device's interface. | |||
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Configuring HTTP login
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1. | Specify a fixed verification |
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web captcha | the verification code indicated on | |||
| code for Web login. | the login page to log in. | ||
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2. | Enter system view. | N/A | ||
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3. | Enable the HTTP service. | ip http enable | By default, HTTP service is | |
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4. | Configure the HTTP service |
| The default HTTP service port is 80. | |
ip http port |
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| port number. | If you execute the command | ||
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| By default, the HTTP service is not | |
5. | Associate the HTTP service |
| associated with any ACL. | |
ip http acl |
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| with an ACL. | Associating the HTTP service with | ||
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6. | Set the Web connection | web | Optional. | |
| timeout time. | |||
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7. | Set the size of the buffer for | web logbuffer size pieces | Optional. | |
| Web login logging. | |||
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8. | Create a local user and enter | By default, a local user named | ||
| local user view. | admin exists. | ||
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9. | Configure a password for the |
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password { cipher simple } | ||||
| local user. | password | admin, and no password is set for |
any other local user.
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