Cisco Network Assistant access

[egeorgopoulos]

Hi,

I installed cisco network assistant, but when I try to import a device by entering a specific IP address (HTTP), it prompts for username/password but it doesn't accept them. The weird thing is that when I enter a specific IP address for a switch device, I can access it through CNA.

What exactly shoud I look at the devices' configuration that I cannot access?

Thank you.

[Marvin Rhoads]

I'm not quite sure I'm following your steps exactly, but generally speaking to fully leverage CNA you should have "ip http server" and "ip http authentication {aaa | enable | local | tacacs}" as well as consistent snmp ro passwords set up on your network devices.

[egeorgopoulos]

The device that works in the CNA doen't have the "ip http authentication" enabled. It seems that this is not the issue. When I enter an IP address to the "Connect to" prompt and select the HTTP protocol and Access-mode "Read-only", it prompts for Username/ Password for "level_15_access", but it doesn't accept them.

[Marvin Rhoads]

Can you provide the relevant configuration for the non-working device?

e.g.:

show run | i user

show run | i http

at a minimum.

[egeorgopoulos]

switchA#sh run | i user

username admin privilege 15 secret 5 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

switchA#sh run | i http

ip http server

[Marvin Rhoads · Accepted solution]

Notwithstanding your earlier reply, I found that when I added "ip http authentication local" that the CNA browser interface to the device accepted the username and password I provided then put me through to the device GUI. It's worth a try and won't affect any of the device's other functionality in the meantime.

[egeorgopoulos]

Thank you very much for your help.

[M0h4mm3d]

Its work. Thank you Marvin!