1 Topic by phils

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Topic: Reinstating Web Interface on a nE

Units with a front panel allow for WEB:Enable, but if somebody has disabled WEB from the Web Interface on a nE, how do you get it back?
Doesn't seem to be in env, or pionconf.

thanks,
Phil

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2 Reply by Lee Freer

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Re: Reinstating Web Interface on a nE

I'm assuming that 'Telnet' is still enabled on the box?  roll

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3 Reply by JoshM

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Re: Reinstating Web Interface on a nE

The simplest thing may be to just hook a full sized front panel up to the unit and enable it, if that is possible.

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4 Reply by Graham

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Re: Reinstating Web Interface on a nE

Edit /opt/etc/settings/services_conf.xml
It's obvious what has to be changed.
Use vi to edit the file.
Then reboot.


Example services_conf.xml file:

<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
<root >
  <preferences >
    <item name="ftp_state" value="true" />
    <item name="snmp_state" value="false" />
    <item name="telnet_state" value="true" />
    <item name="web_state" value="false" />
  </preferences>
</root>

5 Reply by phils

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Re: Reinstating Web Interface on a nE

Thanks Graham.
The front panel idea would work in a service situation, but this is a bit more elegant for on site.

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