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Access to InCenter using the WebUI is enabled by default and can be done using any modern web browser running on a separate computer with network access to the InCenter server.
Controlling WebUI Access
It is possible to customize the parameters for WebUI connections through the CLI. For example, to disable WebUI access, the command would be the following:admin@InCenter:/> cc Settings admin@InCenter:/Settings> set WebUI Enabled=No
The following WebUI properties can be changed in this way:
Enabled - If WebUI based management access is allowed. Default value: True
AllowTLS1_0 - Allow communication using TLS version 1.0. Default value: False
AllowTLS1_1 - Allow communication using TLS version 1.1. Default value: False
AllowTLS1_2 - Allow communication using TLS version 1.2. Default value: True
CertificateData - The certificate file for the public key.
CertificateKey - The certificate file for the private key.
Note that the port number used for WebUI connection is always 443 (the standard HTTPS port) and this cannot be changed.
HTTPS Certificate Files Used with WebUI Access
By default, the InCenter server will use a preinstalled self-signed certificate for the HTTPS communication with a client browser. The certificate files used can be changed by setting the CertificateData and Certificatekey properties of the WebUI object.Uploading certificate files and using them with the WebUI is discussed further in Section 3.4, Access Certificates.
