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Why does the CLI supporting HTTP for authentication proxy remain on the device after I unassign the policy?

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Why does the CLI supporting HTTP for authentication proxy remain on the device after I unassign the policy?

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A. IOS devices require that HTTP be used as the traffic type for authentication proxy, which generates the command ip http server. Security Manager does not remove the CLI after you unassign the authentication proxy policy from the device in Security Manager. If you do not require HTTP access for other purposes to the IOS device, you can manually remove the CLI or create a FlexConfig object to remove the CLI from the device.

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