Web interface custom

Introduction

This feature allows you to customize the contents displayed on the webpage, including:

• Hide/Show feature configuration pages: To streamline the Web interface configuration, configure the Web interface to show or hide specific features as needed to avoid unnecessary distractions and improve usability and operational efficiency.

• Log configuration display simplification: Displays only key log configuration items, hiding unnecessary settings to avoid distractions and improve configuration efficiency.

vSystem support information

Support of non-default vSystems for this feature depends on the device model. This feature is available on the Web interface only if it is supported.

Configure Web interface custom settings

1. Click the System tab.

2. In the navigation pane, select Web Interface Custom.

3. Enable or disable configuration items as needed.

   Figure-1 Web Interface Custom page

   

   Table-1 Configuration items for Web interface custom

   Item	Description
   Interface NAT	Enable this option to allow the Web interface to show the configuration page of the interface NAT feature. The interface NAT feature performs address translation by creating and executing NAT rules. This feature is applicable only to scenarios with fixed external interfaces and is mutually exclusive with the policy-based NAT feature. As a best practice to avoid configuration conflicts, hide the configuration page of the interface NAT feature when policy-based NAT is already configured on the device.
   Contexts	Enable this option to allow the Web interface to show the configuration page of contexts. The context feature virtualizes a physical device or an IRF fabric into multiple logical devices called contexts. Each context is assigned separate hardware and software resources, and operates independently of other contexts. From the user's perspective, a context is a standalone device.
   IRF	Enable this option to allow the Web interface to show the configuration page of IRF fabrics. IRF, which is a software virtualization technology, virtualizes multiple physical devices at the same layer into one virtual fabric to provide data center class availability and scalability. IRF virtualization technology offers processing power, interaction, unified management, and uninterrupted maintenance of multiple devices. Support for this feature depends on the device model.
   Log configuration display simplification	When this feature is enabled, the Web interface only displays critical log settings and hides unnecessary log settings. This feature facilitates administrators to focus on critical settings and improve configuration efficiency.