Configuring The Web Interface Proxy (Cli) - Juniper MEDIA FLOW CONTROLLER 2.0.4 - ADMINISTRATOR S GUIDE AND CLI Administrator's Manual

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Example:
test-vos (config) # web auto-logout 9000
test-vos (config) # web http port 8080
test-vos (config) # web httpd listen interface eth0
test-vos (config) # web https port 443
test-vos (config) # web session renewal 60
test-vos (config) # web session timeout 9000
test-vos (config) #

Configuring the Web Interface Proxy (CLI)

Configure Web interface proxy settings if your Web server uses a proxy. The web proxy
command lets you specify authentication for access to the Media Flow Controller Web
interface, and a host for the proxy.
The Web proxy auth options do not take affect without a configured Web proxy host. See
web for CLI details.
1. Set Web proxy authentication options; basic is HTTP basic authentication. Default is
none. If you set the authtype to basic, then use auth basic to set the password and
username to be authenticated.
web proxy auth authtype {none | basic}
web proxy auth basic password <plaintext_password>
web proxy auth basic username <username>
2. Set the Web proxy host and, optionally, port (default is 1080). Setting the Web proxy host
enables the Web proxy. If set, this proxy accepts HTTP and FTP downloads (FTP default
port is 21).
web proxy host <IP_address> [port <TCP_port>]
Example:
test-vos (config) # web proxy auth authtype basic
test-vos (config) # web proxy auth basic password 123
test-vos (config) # web proxy auth basic username admin
test-vos (config) # web proxy host 123.45.10.9 port 8080
test-vos (config) #
Media Flow Controller Configuration Tasks (CLI)
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