Configuration Examples for Administrator

CLI: Example for Logging In to the Web UI Using HTTPS (Default Certificate)

This section provides an example of how to configure HTTPS using the CLI and log in to the web UI.

CLI: Example for Logging In to the Web UI Using HTTPS (Specified Certificate)

This section provides an example for configuring HTTPS (specified certificate) using the CLI and logging in to the web UI.

CLI: Example for Logging In to the CLI Using Telnet (Local Authentication)

By default, Telnet is disabled on the device. You need to establish a Telnet login environment. This section provides an example for configuring how to log in to the CLI using Telnet.

CLI: Example for Logging In to the CLI Using Telnet (RADIUS Authentication)

By default, Telnet is disabled on the device. You need to establish a Telnet login environment. This section provides an example for configuring how to log in to the CLI using Telnet.

CLI: Example for Logging In to the CLI Using Telnet (HWTACACS Authentication, Local Authorization)

By default, Telnet is disabled on the device. You need to establish a Telnet login environment. This section provides an example for configuring how to log in to the CLI using Telnet.

CLI: Example for Logging In to the CLI Using STelnet (Local Authentication)

This section provides an example for configuring the administrator PC as the STelnet client and FW as the STelnet server, and how to use STelnet to log in to the VTY administrator interface of the FW after password authentication.

CLI: Example for Logging In to the CLI Using STelnet (RADIUS Authentication)

CLI: Example for Logging In to the CLI Using STelnet (HWTACACS Authentication and Authorization)

CLI: Example for Logging In to the CLI Using STelnet (RSA Authentication)

This section describes how to configure the administrator PC as the STelnet client and FW as the STelnet server, and how to use STelnet to log in to the VTY administrator interface of the FW after RSA authentication.

CLI: Example for Configuring the FW as a Client to Log In to Other Devices

This section provides an example for configuring FW as the STelnet or Telnet client.

Web Example for Logging In to the Web UI Using HTTPS (Default Certificate)

This section provides an example of how to configure HTTPS using the web and log in to the web UI.

Web: Example for Logging In to the CLI Using Telnet (Local Authentication)

By default, Telnet is disabled on the device. You need to establish a Telnet login environment. This section provides an example for configuring how to log in to the CLI using Telnet.

Web: Example for Logging In to the CLI Using Telnet (RADIUS Authentication)

By default, Telnet is disabled on the device. You need to establish a Telnet login environment. This section provides an example for configuring how to log in to the CLI using Telnet.

Web: Example for Logging In to the CLI Using Telnet (HWTACACS Authentication, Local Authorization)

By default, Telnet is disabled on the device. You need to establish a Telnet login environment. This section provides an example for configuring how to log in to the CLI using Telnet.

Web: Example for Configuring HTTPS Web Login (RADIUS Server Authentication+Administrator Account Not on the Local Device)

This section provides an example for configuring HTTPS web login on the web UI. The administrator account is stored on the RADIUS server, and the FW authenticates the administrator through the RADIUS server.

CLI: Example for Configuring HTTPS Web Login (RADIUS Server Authentication+Administrator Account Not on the Local Device)

This section provides an example for configuring HTTPS web login using the CLI. The administrator account is stored on the RADIUS server, and the FW authenticates the administrator through the RADIUS server.

CLI: Example for Configuring Web UI Login Through HTTPS (Two-Factor Authentication)

This section describes how to configure the administrator to log in to the web UI in HTTPS mode and to configure the FW to authenticate the administrator in two-factor mode through the CLI.