Enabling and disabling inbound WebAgent access

In the default configuration, inbound WebAgent (web browser) access, that is, inbound HTTP access, is enabled.

Enabling and disabling inbound WebAgent access

To enable inbound WebAgent access, do one of the following:

Prerequisites

Before you enable or disable inbound WebAgent access on a switch, you must insure that the switch has a separate out-of-band management port if you want to use an out-of-band management port for WebAgent access. See Appendix I, "Network Out-of-Band Management" in this guide for more information about out-of-band management.

Procedure
  1. Use the web-management command to enable inbound WebAgent access through the data ports.
  2. Use the following command to enable inbound WebAgent access through specific ports:
    web-management [ listen < oobm | data | both > ] Data ports (listen data option), out-of-band management ports (listen oobm option), or both data and out-of-band management ports (listen both) can be specified.

To disable inbound WebAgent access, do one of the following:

  • Use the no web-management command to disable inbound WebAgent access through the data ports.

  • Use the following command to disable inbound WebAgent access through specific ports:no web-management [ listen < oobm | data | both > ]Data ports (listen data option), out-of-band management ports (listen oobm option), or both data and out-of-band management ports (listen both) can be specified.

Examples

To disable inbound WebAgent access:

switch(config)# no web-management

To re-enable inbound WebAgent access:

switch(config)# web-management