> - Downloads
> - Enabling Remote Users to Access the C-Web Interface
> - Related Topics
> - C-Web Interface Overview
> - Overview of the Policies, Services, and Subscribers Management Subtasks in the C-Web Interface
> - Getting Help in the C-Web Interface

> ## Enabling Remote Users to Access the C-Web Interface

> You can make the C-Web interface accessible to remote users through secure HTTP (HTTPS) or HTTP. You can configure access through the C-Web interface or by using the SRC CLI.

> ## Accessing the C-Web Interface Through Secure HTTP

> Before you configure access to the C-Web interface through HTTPS, obtain a digital security certificate on the system.

> See Overview of Digital Certificates.

> To make the C-Web interface accessible to remote users through HTTPS:

> 1. Click Configure, expand System>Services>Web Management, and then click HTTPS.

>    The HTTP pane appears.

> 2. Click Create.
> 3. To configure HTTPS for an Ethernet port:
>    1. Select the Ethernet port from the list.
>    2. To configure a TCP port, type the value in the Port box, and click Apply.
> 4. To configure HTTPS for an interface:
>    1. Type a list of incoming network interfaces in the Interface box.
>    2. To configure a TCP port, type the value in the Port box, and click Apply.

> ## Accessing the C-Web Interface Through HTTP

> Although you can configure access to the C-Web interface through HTTP rather than HTTPS, be aware of the following restrictions:

> - An HTTP connection is not secure. At login, the password is sent in clear text across the network and could be intercepted.
> - If you use the redirect server, you must change the port that the C-Web interface uses from the default port, 80. If the redirect server is enabled, and the C-Web interface is configured to use HTTP on port 80, the redirect server will intercept traffic destined for the C-Web interface.

> To make the C-Web interface accessible to remote users through HTTP:

> 1. Click Configure, expand System>Services>Web Management, and then click HTTP.

>    The HTTP pane appears.

> 2. Click Create.
> 3. To configure HTTP for an Ethernet port:
>    1. Select the Ethernet port from the list.
>    2. To configure a TCP port, type the value in the Port box, and click Apply.
> 4. To configure HTTP for an interface:
>    1. Type a list of incoming network interfaces in the Interface box.
>    2. To configure a TCP port, type the value in the Port box, and click Apply.

> #### Published: 2009-09-25

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