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How can I configure web-management using CLI?
12/20/2019 
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This article provides information on how to configure management options over the command line interface (CLI).
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Here's how to enable web-management from CLI.
- Log in to the SonicWall appliance via SSH or console port using your administrator account. You may use a terminal application like puTTY to access the CLI.
- Enter the configuration mode by typing: configure.
- Type: interface X1 in order to start configuring the interface.
puTTY display will show:
(edit-interface[X1])# - Once you arrive at this point you may choose from several options related to management.
- Type: management and hit Tab. The available options are:
- HTTPS
- Ping
- SNMP
- SSH
- Type: commit and hit enter.
- Type exit and hit enter to leave the configuration session.
Here's other types of commands to disable management or to enable SSH management.
- In order to disable HTTPS management on the X0 interface type:
no management HTTPS and hit enter, then type: commit and hit enter. - In order to enable SSH management on the X0 interface type:
management SSH and hit enter, then type: commit and hit enter. - Type exit and hit enter to leave the configuration session.
If you would like to manage your device over a non-standard HTTPS port you need to access the administration section.
- Log into the unit using your administrator's account.
- Enter configuration mode by typing: configure.
- Then type: administration and hit enter.
puTTY display will show:
(config-administration)# - Next, you need to specify the custom port (in our case 44433) by typing:
web-management https-port 44433 and hit enter, then type commit and hit enter.
From now on you will be able to access your unit's GUI and manage it over HTTPS port 44433.
- While you are in administration configuration section you may enable management over HTTP. type:
web-management allow-http and hit enter, then type: commit and hit enter again. - In order to disable management over HTTP type:
no web-management allow-http and hit enter, then type commit and hit enter again.
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