Enabling Remote Management Via Https - D-Link DFL-260E User Manual

2.1.3. The Web Interface
B. Navigator
C. Main Window
Controlling Access to the Web Interface
By default, the Web Interface is accessible only from the internal network. If it is required to have
access from other parts of the network, this can be done by modifying the remote management
policy.
Example 2.1. Enabling remote management via HTTPS
Command-Line Interface
gw-world:/> add RemoteManagement RemoteMgmtHTTP https
i. Update Center - Manually update or schedule updates of the intrusion
detection and antivirus signatures.
ii. License - View license details or enter activation code.
iii. Backup - Make a backup of the configuration to a local computer or
restore a previously downloaded backup.
iv. Reset - Restart the firewall or reset to factory default.
v. Upgrade - Upgrade the firewall's firmware.
vi. Technical support - This option provides the ability to download a file
from the firewall which can be studied locally or sent to a technical
support specialist for problem analysis. This can be very useful since
the information provided automatically includes important details
required for troubleshooting.
The navigator located on the left-hand side of the Web Interface contains a
tree representation of the system configuration. The tree is divided into a
number of sections corresponding to the major building blocks of the
configuration. The tree can be expanded to expose additional sections and the
selected set of objects are displayed in the Web Interface's central, main
window.
The main window contains configuration or status details corresponding to
the section selected in the navigator or the menu bar.
When displaying tables of information in the main window, right clicking a
line (for example, an IP rule) will bring up a context menu.
Network=all-nets Interface=any
LocalUserDatabase=AdminUsers HTTPS=Yes
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Chapter 2. Management and Maintenance