Why does HTTP show "not present"?

[bclayton]

I loaded (via wfProtocolsLoad) the http service on a BLN (slot 5) and O.S. version 13.03/r1. If I check http server via TI command: get wfHttpSrv.*.5, I get the following:
wfHttpSrv.wfHttpSrvDelete.5 = 1
wfHttpSrv.wfHttpSrvDisable.5 = 1
wfHttpSrv.wfHttpSrvState.5 = 4
wfHttpSrv.wfHttpSrvMaxCacheCount.5 = 5
wfHttpSrv.wfHttpSrvMaxCacheAge.5 = 5

According to the MIB object for HTTP, state 4 means "Not Present". Can anyone tell me what's going on? I obviously cannot connect to the HTTP server via a browser in this condition.

 

[norristechs]

Because like most people they do not enable HTTP management on their routers for security reasons. You would need to to a boot - - to start the router in factory defautl mode, then build a new configuration.

Frankly http management on a router is not worth it.

- NTS

 

[katamann]

Is the http server software included on the boot image?
The http server is depending on several programs in the boot image. Use site-manager to configure the http server if you need it, and remeber to configure some security.