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How to enable ASDM on 3560-E

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tontod

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I did "ip http server", and set the port to 8080, but when I tried connecting via https, I received an error. It works fine with port 80, but I wanted a secure connection. I was hoping to log onto it with 8080 and download/install/configure asdm for it.
 
You can't use ASDM on a 3560-E. ASDM is for ASA 5500-series devices only. I believe some Catalyst switches have their own web-based configuration utility, but it's pretty useless. What was the error you received?

Alternatively, you can use Cisco Network Assistant to support them if you must have some kind of GUI.
 
When I tried to connect on port 8080, it was basically a page not found. Ah ok, makes sense about ASDM. I did see the web based utility, but it was pretty useless. I did see something in there about Cisco Network Assistant. I am ok with using cli, but sometimes its easier to see things in the GUI, esp. if its a real long config file. I am taking over managing this switch from someone else.
 
If you are trying to use SSL, you need "ip http secure-server" and "ip http secure-port", not "ip http server". In fact you should do "no ip http server" if you want it to be SSL-only. As drebo pointed out, it is not called ASDM on switches.
 
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