CHAPTER 5 CLI Commands
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enable
—Enable or disable (with
no
) the listen interface restricted list for HTTPD. If
enabled and at least one non-DHCP interface is specified in the list, HTTP
connections are only accepted on those specified interfaces. When disabled, HTTP
connections are accepted on any interface. Default is
enabled
.
•
interface <interface_name>
—Add or delete (with
no
) interfaces to the
listen
list.
If the interface is also running as a DHCP client, it is as if the interface was not added.
If DHCP is later turned off on this interface, it is as if the interface was then added to
the listen list. Default is
eth0
.
•
https
—Configure HTTPS access to the Web-based Management Console.
•
certificate regenerate
—Generate a new certificate to use for HTTPS.
•
enable
—Enable or disable (with
no
) HTTPS (HTTP over SSL) access to the Web-
based Management Console. Default is
enabled
. This setting is only meaningful if the
Management Console as a whole is enabled.
•
port
—Set the port number for HTTPS. Default is
443
. The
no
variant resets it to the
default, but does not disable HTTPS.
•
proxy
—Configure Web proxy settings. See
“web proxy,"
below, for details.
•
session
—Configure session settings.
•
renewal
—Control the length of time before Web session cookies are automatically
regenerated. Default is
30
minutes. Use
no
to reset default.
•
timeout
—Configure time after which a session expires. Default is
150
minutes.
show web
Web-based Management Console settings.
web proxy
Manage Web proxy settings. Web proxy is disabled until you configure a host. See
“Configuring Web-Based Interface (Management Console) Proxy” on page 96
for task details.
web proxy
auth
authtype {<auth_type> | none | basic}
basic password <plaintext_password> username <username>
host <IP_address> [port <TCP_port>]
Configure a Web proxy; use
no web proxy
to delete.
Notes:
•
auth
—Configure authentication settings for the Web proxy.
•
authtype
—Configure the type of authentication to be used with a Web proxy. Only
matters if a proxy is configured with
web proxy host
. The
no
variant resets the
authtype
to its default, which is
none
.
•
none
—No authentication required.
•
basic
—HTTP basic authentication.
•
basic
—Configure HTTP basic authentication settings for the Web proxy.
•
password <plaintext_password>
—Specify a plaintext password for HTTP
basic authentication with an authenticating proxy. Only used if the
web proxy
