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Point and Click CLI

About Point and Click CLI Page

You are here: Device Administration > Tools > Point and Click CLI.

You can edit configuration on a series of pages of clickable options.

  1. To edit the configuration on a series of pages of clickable options that step you through the hierarchy, enter the information specified in Table 1. Table 2 lists key J-Web configuration editor tasks and their functions.

    Note:

    Options changes for each device. For a device, if a feature is not yet configured, you have the option to first configure the feature. If the feature is already configured, you have the option to edit or delete the feature on that particular device.

  2. Click one:

    • Refresh—Refreshes and updates the display with any changes to the configuration made by other users.

    • Commit—Verifies edits and applies them to the current configuration file running on the device.

    • Discard—Removes edits applied to, or deletes existing statements or identifiers from, the candidate configuration.

  3. Click one:

    • OK—Saves the configuration and returns to the main configuration page.

    • Commit Options>Commit—Commits the configuration and returns to the main configuration page.

    • Cancel—Cancels your entries and returns to the main configuration page.

Table 1: Point and Click Configuration Details

Field

Description

Configuration

Specifies that you can edit the selected configuration on a series of pages of clickable options that step you through the hierarchy.

Click an option:

  • Expand all—Expands the hierarchy of all statements.

  • Hide all—Hides the hierarchy of all statements.

  • (+)—Expands an individual statement in the hierarchy.

  • (–)—Hides an individual statement in the hierarchy.
Table 2: J-Web Configuration Editor Page Details

Field

Function

Access

Specifies that you can edit or delete access and user authentication methods to the device. The options available are:

  • Configure—Configures the feature.

  • Edit—Edits the feature.

  • Delete—Deletes the feature.

Accounting options

Specifies that you can configure accounting options such as log data about basic system operations and services on the device. The option available is:

  • Configure—Configures the feature.

Applications

Specifies that you can edit or delete applications functions of the Junos OS and their properties on the device. The options available are:

  • Edit—Edits the feature

  • Delete—Deletes the feature.

Chassis

Specifies that you can configure alarms and other chassis properties on the device. The option available is:

  • Configure—Configures the feature.

  • Edit—Edits the feature.

  • Delete—Deletes the feature.

Class of service

Specifies that you can edit or delete the Class-of-Service feature. The options available are:

  • Edit—Edits the feature

  • Delete—Deletes the feature.

Ethernet switching options

Specifies that you can configure Ethernet switching options on the device. The option available is:

  • Configure—Configures the feature.

Event options

Specifies that you can configure diagnostic event policies and actions associated with each policy. The option available is:

  • Configure—Configures the feature.

Firewall

Specifies that you can configure stateless firewall filters—also known as ACLs—on the device. The option available is:

  • Configure—Configures the feature.

Forwarding options

Specifies that you can configure forwarding option protocols, including flow monitoring, accounting properties, and packet capture. The option available is:

  • Configure—Configures the feature.

Interfaces

Specifies that you can edit or delete interfaces on the device. The options available are:

  • Edit—Edits the feature.

  • Delete—Deletes the feature.

Multicast snooping options

Specifies that you can configure multicast snooping options. The option available is:

  • Configure—Configures the feature.

Poe

Specifies that you can edit or delete Power over Ethernet options on the device. The options available are:

  • Edit—Edits the feature.

  • Delete—Deletes the feature.

Policy options

Specifies that you can configure routing policies that control information from routing protocols that the device imports into its routing table and exports to its neighbors. The option available is:

  • Configure—Configures the feature.

Protocols

Specifies that you can edit or delete routing protocols, including Intermediate System-to-Intermediate System (IS-IS), OSPF, RIP, Routing Information Protocol Next Generation (RIPng), and BGP. The options available are:

  • Edit—Edits the feature.

  • Delete—Deletes the feature.

Routing instances

Specifies that you can configure a hierarchy to configure routing instances. The options available re:

  • Configure—Configures the feature.

Routing options

Specifies that you can edit or delete protocol-independent routing properties. The options available are:

  • Edit—Edits the feature.

  • Delete—Deletes the feature.

Schedulers

Specifies that you can determine the day and time when security policies are in effect. The option available is:

  • Configure—Configures the feature.

Security

Specifies that you can edit or delete the rules for the transit traffic and the actions that need to take place on the traffic as it passes through the firewall; and to monitor the traffic attempting to cross from one security zone to another. The options available are:

  • Edit—Edits the feature.

  • Delete—Deletes the feature.

Services

Specifies that you can configure real-time performance monitoring (RPM) on the device. The option available is:

  • Configure—Configures the feature.

  • Edit—Edits the feature.

  • Delete—Deletes the feature.

Smtp

Specifies that you can configure Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. The option available is:

  • Configure—Configures the feature.

Snmp

Specifies that you can configure Simple Network Management Protocol for monitoring router operation and performance. The option available is:

  • Configure—Configures the feature.

System

Specifies that you can edit or delete system management functions, including the device’s hostname, address, and domain name; the addresses of the DNS servers; user login accounts, including user authentication and the root-level user account; time zones and NTP properties; and properties of the device’s auxiliary and console ports. The options available are:

  • Edit—Edits the feature.

  • Delete—Deletes the feature.

Vlans

Specifies that you can edit or delete a virtual LAN. The options available are:

  • Edit—Edits the feature.

  • Delete—Deletes the feature.

Wlan

Specifies that you can configure a wireless local area network. The option available is:

  • Configure—Configures the feature.
Access profile

Access profile name

Enter the access profile name.
Advanced

Add new entry

Click Add new entry to add a new identifier.

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