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Tetsuyoshi
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21 days ago

Any method to disable management access to the Web UI from the LAN

I would like to restrict management access to the Socket Web UI from the LAN. However, in a post from about a year ago, no solution was provided. Is there a way to restrict access to the WebUI? |...
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michaelsaw
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20 days ago

Hi Tetsuyoshi, 

Would you consider utilizing the the available LAN port for LAN connectivity (and remove the capability for WebUI access)?

Would you share the reason to disable the WebUI access on the LAN port?
Which socket model would you be looking at?

Thank you

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20 days ago

Hello,
Thank you for your reply, michaelsaw​ .

In legacy network environments, it is common to restrict management access so that it is accepted only from specific segments. So I wanted to check whether a similar approach is possible here.

We are using the X1500.

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    michaelsaw
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    19 days ago

    Hi Tetsuyoshi, 

    Appreciate your feedback on this.
    In this scenario, you would like to disable the port (e.g. LAN 02 port) and also disable the WebUI access, right? 

    Cheers