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Launching a Web UI for a Device
You can launch a web UI for any device listed in the Device Manager if the device IP
address is available. If the SSH connection between the device and NSM is down, you
might want to start a web UI on the device to troubleshoot the device.
To launch a web UI on a device, follow these steps:
1.
In the Device Manager, select Devices .
2.
Right-click the device for which you want to start a web UI.
3.
Select Launch Web UI .
Launching a Telnet CLI Window
You can launch a Telnet CLI window from NSM for all connected Junos OS-based devices
(their connected status is up).
1.
Right-click on a device to open a Device Manager menu.
2.
Select
Launch Telnet
to open the Telnet login window. Log in and issue device
commands as desired. User credentials for Telnet are verified by the device and not
by NSM.
Invoking the Launch Telnet menu item causes the Telnet window to appear even if the
Telnet service is not enabled in the device. The Launch Telnet menu is disabled if:
•
The device is not connected (connected status is down).
• The device does not have an IP address.
NOTE: NSM invokes the default Telnet client provided in the Windows and
Linux operating systems.
Rebooting Devices
To reboot a device:
1.
Select
Devices
>
Reboot Device
from the NSM UI.
2.
Select the operating system (OS). NSM displays a list of connected devices
(connectivity status is up) belonging to the chosen OS.
3.
If you chose any OS family other than Junos, select the devices to be rebooted.
4.
Select
OK
.
Using the existing scheduled reboot functionality of the Junos devices, NSM allows you
to choose one of the following options in the
Reboot Device(s)
window.
• Reboot now : This causes an immediate reboot.
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