Protecting My Huawei OLT Login

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You can use this command: set  aclservicesrule  to turn off features you don’t need.

Function

This command is used to  configure the access control permissions for the optical network terminal  (device)

Format

set aclservicesrule [HTTPLanEnable value |HTTPWanEnable value |FTPLanEnable value |FTPWanEnable value |TELNETLanEnable value |TELNETWanEnable value |SSHLanEnablevalue |SSHWanEnablevalue |HTTPWifiEnablevalue |TELNETWifiEnablevalue]*

Example

To urn off the function  of accessing the device using HTTP on the LAN interface, do as follows:

WAP>set aclservicesrule HTTPLanEnable 0

success!

WAP>

Thank you！

You can log in to a device through its console port or mini USB port, or using Telnet, redirection, reverse Telnet, or STelnet to manage and maintain the device.

You can log in to a device through its console port or mini USB port, or using Telnet or STelnet. After successful login, you can run commands on the command line interface (CLI) to manage and configure the device. You can also log in to another device from the local device using Telnet, STelnet, redirection, or reverse Telnet.

https://support.huawei.com/enterprise/en/doc/EDOC1000174064/13c09f1/cli-login-configuration


Configuring Login Through a Console Port
You can connect a PC to the console port of a device and then log in to the device to perform basic configurations and management.