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how to web manage extreme networks x460-24t switch ?
how to web manage extreme networks x460-24t switch ?
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09-17-2015
02:33 AM
what static Ip should I assign to my computer to access above switch via web browser and what URL to browse ?
Currently I telnet to it via gateway assigned for vlan 2001 and type in commands .
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09-17-2015
06:05 AM
after I ran
enable web http
and browsed
http://10.0.0.1
(not https)
I got extremeXOS screenplay login .
https://gtacknowledge.extremenetworks.com/articles/How_To/How-to-enable-the-web-interface
tells the same.
Thanks.
Prashanth_KG
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09-17-2015
05:21 AM
Hi Sumeet,
This article might be helpful to get you started with the configuration.
https://gtacknowledge.extremenetworks.com/articles/How_To/How-to-enable-the-web-interface
Karthik_Mohando
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09-17-2015
03:02 AM
If you can telnet then already you have the communication from the PC to the switch
You need to make sure web http is enabled in the switch.
"enable web http"
then you can just provide the VLAN 2001 ip address in a web browser to access the GUI.
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