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Appendix A: Web Interface
10007175-02 KAT4000 User’s Manual
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• Configure aggregation groups
•Configure QoS
• Read and clear statistics counters
• Restore system defaults
Note: The web interface uses port IDs versus the port number (i.e., the physical number of the port). Port numbers
(“port #”=”port ID”-1) are used when discussing Ethernet switch ports. For example, VLAN port ID 1 is the
same as Ethernet switch port 0.
All operations are password protected. The password must be entered at login. The pass-
word is the same as that used in the command line interface.
IP mode is disabled in the factory default configuration. To use the web interface, first
enable and configure the IP via the command line interface. Set the IP address, mask, and
gateway according to your environment. Provided below is an example of how to enable
the web interface via the command line interface (CLI):
>IP Setup 10.10.129.189 255.255.255.0 10.10.128.14.1 1
It is recommended that the port you plan to use to access the web interface be on its own
dedicated VLAN. This is because in systems where two or more KAT4000 ports are con-
nected to another Ethernet switch, it may not be possible to access the web interface
through that Ethernet switch (depending on the switch and how it is configured).
Note: It is possible to configure the switch so the web interface is no longer accessible. For example, if configured to
access the interface through VID 1 by default, always be sure that the port you are using to access the web
interface remains on VLAN 1. If the web interface is no longer accessible, use the CLI to recover.