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http server enable does not work

mcmcomcisco
Level 1
Level 1

I cannot seem to set my PIX to allow http access (ie: the web interface). I tried http server enable at the command line and it does not work.

when i type "show http" i see the following:

http server disabled

192.168.8.0 255.255.255 0 inside

and when i type show http server i see:

Usage [no] http <local_ip> [<mask>] [<if_name>]

[no] http server enable

any way to enable this web interface?

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do not put anything in username block.keep it blank.

the password which you need is the " enable prompt " password.by default it's blank too.

if you have n't set any password on enable prompt ,then keep the username and pass blank and you should be able to access pdm.

if you have setup an " enable password by the command :

enable password ,please use that .

hth,

Sushil

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suschoud
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Security506E-6.x# con t

Security506E-6.x(config)#

Security506E-6.x(config)# http server enable

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MAKE SURE YOU ARE IN THE CONFIGURATION MODE

Regards,

Sushil

thanks i managed to get it to work.

Now for another stupid question.

From web interface i now am asked for username and password. where in telnet i only provide a password. All i have is the passwords, i dont know my username! is there a default username i can try ?

do not put anything in username block.keep it blank.

the password which you need is the " enable prompt " password.by default it's blank too.

if you have n't set any password on enable prompt ,then keep the username and pass blank and you should be able to access pdm.

if you have setup an " enable password by the command :

enable password ,please use that .

hth,

Sushil

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