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Managing Routers Using the HTTP Server

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If you have user or operator privileges and attempt to access information requiring

manager or operator privileges (or, if you attempt to use the manager login with a

null password), the HTTP Server prompts you for the manager password. If you

do not provide the appropriate password, an error message appears, and you

cannot perform that operation.

For specific information about creating login names and passwords and assigning

access privileges, see Using the Bay Command Console (BCC) or Using

Technician Interface Software. For information about securing a router as part of

the Quick-Start procedure, see Quick-Starting Routers.

Basic Access Authentication

In basic access authentication, the user name and password are passed over the

network as encoded but unencrypted text. While this serves to verify the identity

of the user, the information is less secure than with digest authentication. Even in

basic access authentication, the information is not visible to anyone with a sniffer

or similar device. If your browser does not support digest authentication, you must

leave authentication set to the default value of basic; otherwise, you cannot access

the device.

Note:

The BCC and Technician Interface provide two default user login

accounts, User and Manager. Information about these access privilege levels is

stored in nonvolatile RAM (NVRAM) on the router.

A system administrator can define multiple-user groups, names, passwords,

and access privileges for other users.

The operator privilege level can be assigned to any user login account other

than one of the default login names. Information about these other configured

users is stored in the device configuration file. Only one system administrator

at a time can change the configuration file.

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