Configuring the RESTCONF Server

About this task

To configure the server, you must enable RESTCONF. RESTCONF is disabled by default.

After RESTCONF is enabled, you must disable RESTCONF to modify some of the RESTCONF parameters.

Procedure

  1. In the navigation pane, expand Configuration > Serviceability.
  2. Click RESTCONF.
  3. Click the RESTCONF tab.
  4. Select the GlobalEnable check box to enable the RESTCONFserver.
  5. Configure optional parameters as required.
  6. Click Apply.

RESTCONF Field Descriptions

Use the data in the following table to use the RESTCONF tab.

Name

Description

GlobalEnable

Enables or disables the RESTCONF server. The default is disabled (cleared).

TcpPort

Specifies the TCP port to use for the RESTCONF server. The default is 8080. The RESTCONF status must be disabled before you can modify this field.

TlsEnable

Enables or disables TLS/SSL if you require HTTPS access to the RESTCONF server. The default is disabled. The RESTCONF status must be disabled before you can modify this field.

CertificateFilename

If HTTPS access is required, specifies the file name and path of the TLS/SSL certificate. The certificate file must be in the /intflash directory on the switch.

CertificateAction

Installs or uninstalls the TLS/SSL certificate file. It also shows the current status of the certificate installation.

NotificationEnable

Enables or disables trap notification when the RESTCONF server is not available. The default is enabled.

OperStatus

Shows the operational status of the RESTCONF server.

WebServerVersion

Shows the RESTCONF web server version that is running on the server.

RestConfServerVersion

Shows the RESTCONF server version that is running on the server.