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Customize the User Interface on a Web Browser

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How SSIs Work

Once you have designed a set of HTML pages that include SSIs, you can copy these pages to a

Cisco IOS platform’s Flash memory. (See the section “Copy HTML Pages to Flash Memory” for

instructions on storing HTML pages in Flash memory later in this section.) When you retrieve these

pages from Flash memory and display them using a Web browser, any SSI command that was

designed into these pages will either display Cisco IOS command output or display a current

variable or identiﬁer deﬁned in Table 9. For example, the SSI ECHO command with the variable

SERVER_NAME will display the current host name of the HTTP server you are using, and the

SSI ECHO command with the variable EZSETUP_ISDN_SWITCHTYPE will display the current

ISDN switch type you are using.

Beneﬁts of Customizing Web Pages with SSIs

Using SSIs, you can customize one set of international HTML pages (for example, in Japanese) and

copy these pages to Flash memory on multiple Cisco IOS platforms. When you retrieve these pages

from the Flash memory of a Cisco IOS platform, current variables and identiﬁers associated with the

platform you are currently using are displayed. SSIs save you from having to duplicate these

international pages (considered relatively large images that contain 8-bit or multibyte characters)

and store them in the source code for each platform you are using. (Refer to Table 9 to determine

which Cisco IOS platforms support which SSIs variables.)

User Interface Customization Task List

To customize your HTML pages and view them for the user interface, perform the tasks in the

following sections:

• Customize HTML Pages Using SSIs

• Copy HTML Pages to Flash Memory

• Enable the Cisco Web Browser Interface

• View Your HTML File Containing SSIs

• Display 8-Bit and Multiple Character Sets

Customize HTML Pages Using SSIs

When you are customizing an HTML page for a Web browser, type  in your

HTML ﬁle where you want Cisco IOS command output to appear on the browser page. Replace xxx

with a Cisco IOS command that can be executed in the router’s EXEC mode. (See the “SSI EXEC

Command Example” section later in this chapter.)

When you are customizing an HTML page for a Web browser, type  in your

HTML ﬁle where you want a value or identiﬁer associated with a particular Cisco IOS platform (for

example, an ISDN or Frame Relay platform) to appear on the browser page. Replace yyy with an

SSI variable described in Table 9. (See the “SSI ECHO Command Example” section later in this

chapter.)

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