Cannot access web interface on cisco switch
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05-19-2016 04:27 AM - edited 03-08-2019 05:50 AM
Hi,
I have the following cisco switch models
4 x Cisco Switch 2950 IOS 12.1
2 x Cisco Switch 2960 IOS 12.2
1 x cisco switch 3750 IOS 12.2
Each switch has a password for Enable, console, VTY
Each switch has default vlan1 set to a static IP issued form my Zytel 100 usg firewall
I've enabled the command on "configuration terminal" ip http server, on one of my switches the cisco 2950 as above, saved the running config
went over to an other machine and typed the static Ip in 192.168.1.178 got page cannot be displayed
does the IOS version 12.1 and IOS 12.2 support web interface or am i doing something wrong.
Thank you
Paul
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05-19-2016 04:53 AM
It's quite possible they had been configured with "no ip http server" and "no ip http secure server" - this is a common practice to secure cisco switches.
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05-19-2016 05:21 AM
Hi,
Ive set two diffirent switches up and configured the switch to allow "ip http server" and a different switch the same but added the extra commnd ip http secure-server, saved the configuration.
I also need to mention that the switches will not have internet access and i've not enable static ip for default gateway, if this helps with the problem, rather than set up the switched through the console port i need to be able to manage the switches through web interface this is the compnay requirements. even though i've set up the IP 192.168.1.178 on one of my switches inder defalt vlan1 would this make any diffrence as o why i cannot access the switchs web interface ?
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05-19-2016 05:45 AM
Are you doing everything in VLAN1?
Can you ping or telnet to the address 192.168.1.178 (i.e. is it reachable)? Are you trying to reach the switches from a port on the switch, or within the same vlan?
Is the port that switch uses to connect to the other switches - is it up/live (green port light on, blinking occasionally)?
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05-19-2016 06:35 AM
Every switch is in VLAN1 cannot ping IP 192.168.1.178
Ive just set up a different switch and reset backt to factory defaults
set VLAN1 to 192.168.2.178 set configured to allow http ip http server on config t
set port to no shut saved configuration connected a laptop to port 43 got a blinking green light, was able to ping the vlan address, openned a web page and typed 192.168.2.178 logon box came up
tried the following combination od user name and password but still not able to access web itnerface
Admin cisco
admin password
password password
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12-07-2016 07:02 AM
Isn't the interface vlan 1 "shut" by default?
try to create a new user I don't think there is a default user for web-interface.
Btw. i don't know why you want to use the web-interface. It horrible!
