Juniper MEDIA FLOW MANAGER 2.0.2 - ADMINISTRATOR S GUIDE AND CLI, Руководство администратора

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Media Flow Manager Administrator’s Guide CHAPTER 5 CLI Commands
Notes:
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usernames
—List of all user accounts and the capabilities of each.
•
users
—List of all currently logged-in users, and related information such as idle time and
what host they have connected from. Optionally, choose
history
to view the history of
user logins, past and present. You can also optionally specify a
username
and only the
history of that particular user is displayed.
•
whoami
—The username and capabilities of the currently logged-in user.
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Use these commands to enable and configure settings for the Web-based interface
Management Console, and proxy.
web
Configure the Web-based interface (Management Console). Web proxy commands follow.
See
“Configuring Web-Based Interface (Management Console)” on page 95 for task details.
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auto-logout <number_of_minutes>
enable
http enable [port <TCP_port>] [redirect]
httpd listen enable [interface <interface_name>]
https enable [port <TCP_port>] [certificate regenerate]
proxy
auth
authtype {none | basic}
basic {password <plaintext_password> | username <username>}
host <IP_address> port <TCP_port>
session
renewal <number_of_minutes>
timeout <number_of_minutes>
Notes:
•
auto-logout
—Control the length of user inactivity required before the Web-based
Management Console automatically logs out a user. The
no
variant disables the
automatic logout feature. Default is
15 minutes
.
•
enable
—Enable or disable (with
no
) the Web-based Management Console. Default is
enabled
.
•
http
—Configure HTTP access to the Web-based Management Console.
•
enable
—Enable or disable (with
no
) HTTP access to the Web-based Management
Console. Default is
enabled
. This setting is only meaningful if the Management
Console as a whole is enabled via the
web enable
command.
•
port
—Set the port number for HTTP access to the Web-based Management
Console. Default is
8080
. The
no
variant resets to default, but does not disable HTTP.
•
redirect
—Enables re-direction to HTTPS to mandate secure access.
•
httpd listen
—Configure Web server interface access restrictions.