http-server

Use the http-server configuration element to provision the HTTP server of the SBC.

Parameters

name
Set the name of this HTTP server.

Note:

The http-server name should match the common-name or alternative-name of the certificate-record when using TLS.
state
Enable or disable this HTTP server.
  • Default: enabled
  • Values: enabled | disabled
realm
Set the name of the realm on which to listen.

Do not specify a realm when listening on the management interface.

ip-address
Set the local Host IP address on which to listen.

Use this parameter when listening on a media interface. Do not specify an IP address when listening on the management interface.

This IP address must be listed in the hip-ip-list attribute under network-interface.

http-state
Enable or disable the HTTP connection.
  • Default: enabled
  • Values: enabled | disabled
http-port
Set the port number to use for the HTTP connection.
  • Default: 80
  • Min value: 1
  • Max value: 65535
http-strict-transport-security-policy
Enable to make the browser access only HTTPS rather than HTTP.
  • Default: disabled
  • Values: disabled | enabled
https-state
Enable or disable the HTTPS connection.
  • Default: disabled
  • Values: enabled | disabled
https-port
Set the port number to use for the HTTP connection.
  • Default: 443
  • Min value: 1
  • Max value: 65535
http-interface-list
List the applications that will listen for HTTP/HTTPS requests.
  • Default: REST,GUI
  • Values: REST | GUI | REST,GUI
http-file-upload-size
The maximum size in MB of a file that is uploaded over HTTP/HTTPS.
  • Default: 0
  • Min value: 0
  • Max value: 999
tls-profile
The name of the tls-profile to use for HTTPS connections.
auth-profile
Set the authentication-profile you want this server to use if your SPL packages require a bearer token. You may leave this parameter blank if this http-server instance is going to be used only for the REST API or the web interface.

Path

http-server is an element under the System path. The full path from the topmost ACLI prompt is:configure terminal, and then system, and then http-server.

Note:

This is a multi-instance element.