How to setup Adtran unit to enable the web gui interface.

This must first be setup via terminal mode

Once the below has been set

Then, change your PC ip4 address to 10.10.10.99 to be in the same subnet as the Adtran

Type 10.10.10.1 in browser

user - admin

pass = password

How to Enable GUI on an Adtran Netvanta Router or Switch

Enabling the GUI interface on your Adtran router can make configuring the switch much more convenient for the end user.  But to enable it there are some commands you need to know.  

First, you need to connect your Adtran router or switch to your computer to edit the router's settings.  To do this, we use a 9 pin straight through serial cable to hook up the router to computer (like the cable shown in the image below).

9 PIN Serial Cable

Make sure your NetVanta router has power, and launch Putty or another terminal emulation program on your computer. Use the following connection settings to reach your Adtran NetVanta router:

• Serial Connection
• 9600 Baud
• No parity bits
• 1 stop bit
• No flow control

Press ENTER to activate the router

Now that you've booted up your router, the following commands are used to set up the router's GUI:


Change your computer's IP Address on the IPv4 protocol to reflect the same subnet as the router 10.10.10.x.  Instructions can be found here.

Setting up the router's GUI via console 

Anything with an Ethernet port ETH 0/1 (Total Access, 900 Series, etc.) 

• Switch>enable
• Switch#configure terminal
• Switch (config)#ip http server
• Switch (config)#username admin password password
• Switch (config)#no ip firewall
• Switch (config)#int eth 0/1
• Switch (config-intf-eth 0/1)#ip address 10.10.10.1 255.0.0.0
• Switch (config-intf-eth 0/1))#no shut
• Switch (config-intf-eth 0/1))#end
• Switch (config)#exit
• Switch#write