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www.dell.com | support.dell.com • Secure HTTP-Specifies the authentication profiles used for Secure HTTP access. The possible field values are: - None-Indicates that no authentication profiles is used for Secure HTTP access. - Local-Indicates that Secure HTTP authentication occurs locally. - Radius-Indicates that Secure HTTP authentication occurs at the RADIUS server. - Local, None-Indicates that Secure HTTP authentication first takes place locally. If the local database is empty, no authentication method is used, and secure HTTP access is permitted. - Radius, None-Indicates that Secure HTTP authentication first takes place at the RADIUS server. If the RADIUS server cannot be accessed, no authentication method is used, and secure HTTP access is permitted. - Local, Radius-Indicates that Secure HTTP authentication first takes place locally. If the local database is empty, the RADIUS server authenticates the user. If the RADIUS server cannot authenticate the management method, the Secure HTTP session is blocked. - Radius, Local-Indicates that Secure HTTP authentication first takes place at the RADIUS server. If the RADIUS server cannot be accessed, the Secure HTTP session is authenticated locally. If the Secure HTTP session cannot be authenticated locally, the Secure HTTP session is blocked. - Local, Radius, None-Indicates that Secure HTTP authentication first takes place locally. If the local database is empty, the RADIUS server authenticates the management method. If the RADIUS server cannot access the database, the Secure HTTP session is permitted. - Radius, Local, None-Indicates that Secure HTTP authentication first takes place at the RADIUS server. If the RADIUS server cannot be accessed, the Secure HTTP session is authenticated locally. If the local database is empty, the Secure HTTP session is permitted. Applying an Authentication List to Console Sessions: 1 Open the Select Authentication page. 2 Select an Authentication Profile in the Console field. 3 Click Apply Changes. Console sessions are assigned an Authentication List. Applying an Authentication Profile to Telnet Sessions: 1 Open the Select Authentication page. 2 Select an Authentication Profile in the Telnet field. 154 Configuring System Infor mation

Section	Page
Contents	3
1 Overview	3
2 Hardware Description	3
3 Installing the PowerConnect 3324/3348 Switch	4
4 Configuring the PowerConnect 3324/3348 Switch	4
5 Getting Started	6
6 Configuring System Information	6
7 Configuring Switch Information	8
8 Viewing Statistics	9
9 Configuring Quality of Service	9
10 Getting Help	10
Overview	11
System Description	12
PowerConnect 3324/3348 Stacking Overview	12
PowerConnect User Guide Overview	17
PowerConnect 3324/3348 CLI Documentation	18
Hardware Description	19
PowerConnect 3324/3348 Description	20
Ports Description	24
LED Definitions	24
Installing the PowerConnect 3324/3348 Switch	29
Installation Precautions	30
Site Requirements	30
Unpacking and Installation	31
Cable, Port, and Pinout Information	35
Configuring the PowerConnect 3324/3348 Switch	41
Configuration Overview	42
General Configuration Information	43
Terminal Connection Configuration	45
Other Configuration Requirements	46
Booting the Device	46
Device Configuration Introduction	48
Initial Configuration	49
Advanced Configuration	53
Sample Configuration Process	60
Configuring Stacking	75
Rebooting the Device	76
Startup Menu Functions	77
Downloading the Software to Stacking Units	80
Defining SNMP Settings	85
Connecting Devices	86
Getting Started	87
Starting the Switch Administrator	88
Understanding the Interface	88
Using the Switch Administrator Buttons	92
Using the CLI	97
Starting the CLI	100
Configuring System Information	103
Defining General Device Information	104
Managing Logs	113
Defining Device IP Addresses	126
Managing Device Security	139
Defining SNMP Parameters	168
Managing Files	175
Defining Advanced Settings	186
Configuring Switch Information	189
Configuring Network Security	190
Configuring Ports	207
Configuring Address Tables	229
Configuring GARP	235
Configuring the Spanning Tree Protocol	239
Configuring VLANs	254
Aggregating Ports	272
Multicast Forwarding Support	280
Viewing Statistics	293
Viewing Tables	294
Viewing RMON Information	307
Viewing Charts	326
Configuring Quality of Service	335
Quality of Service (QoS) Overview	336
Defining QoS Global Parameters	339
Mapping to Queues	346
Getting Help	357
Technical Assistance	358
Online Services	358
AutoTech Service	359
Automated Order-Status Service	359
Technical Support Service	360
Dell Enterprise Training and Certification	360
Problems With Your Order	360
Product Information	360
Returning Items for Warranty Repair or Credit	360
Before You Call	361
Contacting Dell	361

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Secure HTTP

—Specifies the authentication profiles used for Secure HTTP access.

The possible field values are:

–

None

—Indicates that no authentication profiles is used for Secure HTTP access.

–

Local

—Indicates that Secure HTTP authentication occurs locally.

–

Radius

—Indicates that Secure HTTP authentication occurs at the RADIUS server.

–

Local, None

—Indicates that Secure HTTP authentication first takes place locally. If

the local database is empty, no authentication method is used, and secure HTTP

access is permitted.

–

Radius, None

—Indicates that Secure HTTP authentication first takes place at the

RADIUS server. If the RADIUS server cannot be accessed, no authentication method

is used, and secure HTTP access is permitted.

–

Local, Radius

—Indicates that Secure HTTP authentication first takes place locally.

If the local database is empty, the RADIUS server authenticates the user. If the

RADIUS server cannot authenticate the management method, the Secure HTTP

session is blocked.

–

Radius, Local

—

Indicates that Secure HTTP authentication first takes place at the

RADIUS server. If the RADIUS server cannot be accessed, the Secure HTTP session

is authenticated locally. If the Secure HTTP session cannot be authenticated locally,

the Secure HTTP session is blocked.

–

Local, Radius, None

—Indicates that Secure HTTP authentication first takes place

locally. If the local database is empty, the RADIUS server authenticates the

management method. If the RADIUS server cannot access the database, the Secure

HTTP session is permitted.

–

Radius, Local, None

—Indicates that Secure HTTP authentication first takes place at

the RADIUS server. If the RADIUS server cannot be accessed, the Secure HTTP

session is authenticated locally. If the local database is empty, the Secure HTTP

session is permitted.

Applying an Authentication List to Console Sessions:

Open the

Select Authentication

page.

Select an Authentication Profile in the

Console

field.

Click

Apply Changes

. Console sessions are assigned an Authentication List.

Applying an Authentication Profile to Telnet Sessions:

Open the

Select Authentication

page.

Select an Authentication Profile in the

Telnet

field.