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Enable Remote Management on FVS336gv2 Through CLI
So I did something incredibly stupid trying to clear a problem we were having and I disabled HTTPS remote management in the GUI and now I'm not able to get in to the routers interface.
I can however, Telnet into the router since Telent is enabled.
How can I enable https remote management throught the cli? I can't find anything in the CLI pdf or I'm missing something.
Thanks in advance!
Hey,
Should be enough to;
# system remote_management https configure
# access_type everyone
# enable_ipv4 y
# ip_version ipv4
# save
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Hello cfx69,
Welcome to the community!
What you disabled is only for the Remote Management, you should still have access locally. Are you getting any error messages upon logging in?
Thanks,
The router is remote and hooked to a switch, not directly to a computer. I'm going to have to go oniste to connect directly.
Thanks,
C..
I'm seeing the following subconfig:
FVS336Gv3> system remote_management https configure system-config[https]> ? .exit Exit this session .help Display an overview of the CLI syntax .history Display the current session's command line history .reboot Reboot the system. .top Return to the default mode access_type Set the access type for remote mgmt over https. access_type6 Set the access type for IPv6 remote mgmt over https. cancel Roll back Remote Mgmt changes. enable_ipv4 Enable/disable IPv4 remote mgmt over https. enable_ipv6 Enable/disable IPv6 remote mgmt over https. end_address Set the Ending IP in case of range. end_address6 Set the Ending IPv6 address in case of range. exit Save access Management changes for https and exit current mode. factory led test commands from_address Set the starting IP in case of range, and the IP to be allowed access in case of granting access to a particular machine from_address6 Set the starting IPv6 address in case of range, and the IP to be allowed access in case of granting access to a particular machine ip_version Set the IPVersion . net [Networking configuration mode] only_this_pc_ip Set the IP in case of only one PC. only_this_pc_ipv6 Set the IPv6 IP in case of only one PC. port Set the port you want to use for HTTP. save save access Management changes for https. security [Security configuration mode] show Display system components' configuration system [System configuration mode] util [Utilities Mode] vpn [VPN configuration Mode] system-config[https]>btw..... you aren't leaving telnet wide open on your WAN interface, are you? Just cause that's pretty insecure if so....
I wasn't leaving telnet open until this stupid mistake. I or one of my techs will be going onsite to conenct directly to the router, bypassing the swicth to see if we can get it fixed.
Using telnet from the server to access the router, I'm able to log in, however any command issued comes back with an unknown command. Router was acting a bit weird, thus the steps taken to try and fix things.
Thanks for the reply!
C..
Hey,
Should be enough to;
# system remote_management https configure
# access_type everyone
# enable_ipv4 y
# ip_version ipv4
# save
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