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Step
2.
Enable the HTTP service.
3.
Configure the HTTP service
port number.
4.
Associate the HTTP service
with an ACL.
5.
Set the idle timeout for Web
connections.
6.
Create a local user and
enter local user view.
7.
Configure a password for
the local user.
8.
Specify the command level
of the local user.
9.
Specify the Telnet service
type for the local user.
10. Exit to system view.
11. Set the DSCP value for IP to
use for HTTP packets.
12. Create a VLAN interface and
enter its view.
13. Assign an IP address and
subnet mask to the
interface.
Configuring HTTPS login
Step
1.
Enter system view.
Command
ip http enable
ip http port port-number
ip http acl acl-number
web idle-timeout minutes
local-user user-name
password { cipher | simple }
password
authorization-attribute level
level
service-type web
quit
•
For IPv4:
ip http dscp dscp-value
•
For IPv6:
ipv6 http dscp dscp-value
interface vlan-interface
vlan-interface-id
ip address ip-address { mask |
mask-length }
Command
system-view
50
Remarks
By default, HTTP service is
enabled.
Optional.
The default HTTP service port is
80.
If you execute the command
multiple times, the last one takes
effect.
Optional.
By default, the HTTP service is
not associated with any ACL.
Associating the HTTP service
with an ACL enables the device to
allow only clients permitted by the
ACL to access the device.
The default idle timeout is 10
minutes.
By default, no local user is
configured.
By default, no password is
configured for the local user.
No command level is configured
for the local user.
By default, no service type is
configured for the local user.
N/A
Optional.
The default is as follows:
•
16 for IPv4.
•
0 for IPv6.
If the VLAN interface already
exists, the command enters its
view.
By default, no IP address is
assigned to the interface.
Remarks
N/A
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