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hi <br />
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plz post your configuration<br />
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that did it. &nbsp;thanks. &nbsp;apparently was doing authentication global before.
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that did it.  thanks.  apparently was doing authentication global before.

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Hello,<br />
I am able to log into my Aironet via the Telnet session, and fortunately am still able to get to enable privileged mode. &nbsp;I have somehow screwed up my ability to log in via the web interface. &nbsp;Please steer me in the right direction with the Cisco syntax. I have the following lines in my config:<br />
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&nbsp; no service password encryption<br />
&nbsp; ip http server<br />
&nbsp; no ip http secure-server<br />
&nbsp; username bigdaddy privilege 15 password 0 hooah<br />
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I would think that I should be able to log into the Web Interface password window with the username 'bigdaddy' and password 'hooah' and see the GUI. &nbsp;It rejects any combination that I use, and says that I need a level 15 password.<br />
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HElp please.<br />
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thanks, Jeff
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Hello,
I am able to log into my Aironet via the Telnet session, and fortunately am still able to get to enable privileged mode.  I have somehow screwed up my ability to log in via the web interface.  Please steer me in the right direction with the Cisco syntax. I have the following lines in my config:

  no service password encryption
  ip http server
  no ip http secure-server
  username bigdaddy privilege 15 password 0 hooah

I would think that I should be able to log into the Web Interface password window with the username 'bigdaddy' and password 'hooah' and see the GUI.  It rejects any combination that I use, and says that I need a level 15 password.

HElp please.

thanks, Jeff

CISCO AIRONET - How to configure the passwords for HTTP access.  Telnet is fine.

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