FBBR – Troubleshooting – HTTP

Default Port: 80 tcp

The first step of troubleshooting a HTTP Server is that you should be able to view the contents of the HTTP Server by just entering the URL and authenticating with the username and password.

Using WinSCP

WinSCP can be used to check File Upload and Download from a HTTP File Server.

File protocol: WebDAV

Encryption: No encryption

Test directory creation with creating a New Directory.

Test File Creation by creating a new file.

Retention

Using WinSCP you can check the file delete permission.

In the Series:

• File-Based Backup and Restore – vCenter
• FBBR – Troubleshooting – Using Self Backup
• FBBR – Troubleshooting – FTP Backup
• FBBR – Troubleshooting – FTP Retention
• FBBR – Troubleshooting – FTPS Backup
• FBBR – Troubleshooting – FTPS Retention
• FBBR – Troubleshooting – HTTP
• FBBR – Troubleshooting – HTTPS Backup
• FBBR – Troubleshooting – HTTPS Retention
• FBBR – Troubleshooting – SCP
• FBBR – Troubleshooting – SFTP
• FBBR – Troubleshooting – SFTP Backup
• FBBR – Troubleshooting – SFTP Retention
• FBBR – Troubleshooting – NFS Backup
• FBBR – Troubleshooting – SMB Backup
• FBBR – Troubleshooting – SMB – 6.x/Upto 7.0U3e
• FBBR – Troubleshooting – SMB – From 7.0U3f/8.x
• File-Based Backup and Restore – Strict Certificate Validation
• File-Based Backup and Restore – Steps to Restore
• File-Based Backup and Restore – VCHA