Configuration Guide Configuring HTTP Service
Typical Application
HTTP Application Service
Web network management remains one of the main methods for users to manage and maintain devices currently. Ruijie's
network devices also provide the Web management function. After the HTTP service is enabled on a device, the user only
needs to enter http:// and IP address of the device on the PC's browser to enter the Web management interface after
authentication. On the Web interface, the user can monitor device status information, configure the device, and upload
and download files.
The ordinary HTTP service is insecure. For security-sensitive communication, Ruijie's devices also provide the safer
HTTPS service, which can encrypt the communication between users and devices so that the information cannot be
monitored or altered by third parties. Users only need to enter https:// and the IP address of the device on the browser to
enter the Web management interface after authentication.
Figure1-4 describes a typical application scenario of Web management. The user can access the device remotely over
the Internet, also log in to the Web server in LAN to configure and manage the device. The user can choose to enable the
HTTPS or HTTP service on the device or enable both at the same time. The user can set the browser to use the HTTP/1.0
or HTTP/1.1 protocol to access the HTTP service of the device.
Figure 1-4 HTTP application scenario
Remote HTTP Upgrade Service
During the remote upgrade, the device serves as the client, connects to the remote HTTP server and acquires the files on
the server to upgrade the local files. The default domain name of the Web server provided by Ruijie is rgos.ruijie.com.cn.
Figure 1-5 shows a typical application scenario.
Figure 1-5 Remote HTTP upgrade
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