Hey there! It sounds like you're facing a bit of a hiccup with your friend's router setup. From what you've described, it seems like there might be a compatibility issue between the router's TLS version and the browsers your friend is using.
Since your friend prefers using the GUI and isn't too familiar with the command line, we might need to explore a few options. One approach could be to see if there's a firmware update available for the router that supports a newer version of TLS. Alternatively, you could try accessing the GUI from a different browser or even a different device to see if that helps.
If those options don't work, we might need to delve into the CLI a bit to troubleshoot further. Let me know if you're up for that, and I can guide you through some steps to check the router's TLS settings and potentially adjust them if needed.
@Hiten Thakkar wrote:
I set up a C1121-4P router for a friend with int gig0/0/0 facing the ISP with ip address dhcp. int gig0/0/1 192.168.1.1/24. See attached sh run. Vanilla Configuration not much security or complexity. After a power reload the GUI "https://192.168.1.1/webui nor https://pennmedicalgroup.com/" stopped working and can't get it to run. The browser Firefox as well as Chrome reports not compatible TLS and incorrect ssl (don't remember exact message) . I believe the Cisco IOS is using TLS v1.1 and the browsers are using TLS v1.2. The friend is not CLI savvy and want to use the GUI, so he can determine the ip nat translation statistic as well as the log. I have enable ip authentication http local not in sh run. Any help is appreciated.
