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Cisco 2960L Broken Web Acess

ncspgaurav
Level 1
Level 1

Hlo community!

Am using Cisco 2960 L but am not able to access the web console.

I have upgraded the Cisco Firmware to universal with web GUI 
but still am getting 404 error while connecting to WEB

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marce1000
VIP
VIP

 

 - Make sure that the admin username used is defined with full priviledges in the running configuration.

 M.



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shambhu.kumar
Level 1
Level 1

Please try this,

username admin privilege 15 password xyz

ip http authentication local
ip http server
ip http secure-server

Leo Laohoo
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

This is a very common behaviour if the "upgrade" was done by copy-the-BIN-file into the switch.  

I believe that Leo may be on the right track in suggesting that the issue may be in how the code upgrade was done. I have experienced multiple examples of someone doing an upgrade using just the bin file. The issue is that the web interface needs files that are separate from the bin file. However in the OP was a screenshot of the output of show boot and it indicates that it is looking to boot a tar file, which puzzles me.

Would the OP reboot the switch, capture all of the console output during the boot process, and post that output here?

HTH

Rick

@ncspgaurav 

Post the complete output to the command "dir".

PFA

upgraded through Tar file

The upgrade was done using tar file
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amikat
Level 7
Level 7

Hi,

The .tar file you download from Cisco should be processed with the "archive download-sw" command which extracts both the IOS image (.bin file) and html system (which is responsible for the web access). Please check you see both within the same directory of your flash. Also unless you specify the "/no-set-boot" parameter the BOOT environment variable is set automatically to point to the correct .bin file, not .tar file.

Best regards,

Antonin

I have just copied the file to the Switch and upgraded the Switch 

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