all chooses all of the ciphers

defaults chooses the default (strongest) ciphers only.

cipher-name identifies one cipher to use in SSL negotiation. Type ? for a full list of available ciphers. The running-config script invokes this command multiple times, once for each cipher.

This command is not intended for ARX administrators.

The ssl command leads to the cfg-ssl mode with this command and one other. The output of show running-config includes both of these commands so that the GUI is properly certified after re-playing the running-config script.

The gui restart command shuts down and restarts the ARX Manager, the Graphical User Interface (GUI) for the ARX.

You can use the no gui command to shut down the ARX GUI without immediately restarting it. The gui command starts the GUI after it was previously shut down.

restart (optional) stops and restarts the GUI with a single command.

The GUI runs automatically when management access (along with its sub command, authentication) is set up for HTTP or HTTPS. You can use no gui to shut down the GUI, or gui restart to stop and restart it.

This command is not intended for ARX administrators.

The ssl command leads to a submode with commands for entering an encrypted SSL certificate and choosing the ciphers for SSL negotiation. The output of show running-config includes these commands so that the GUI is properly certified after re-playing the running-config script.

key-data (1-2048 characters) is one part of the encrypted SSL certificate. If the encrypted data exceeds 2048 characters, the running-config script invokes this command again with the next segment of the string.

This command is not intended for ARX administrators.

The ssl command leads to the cfg-ssl mode with this command and one other. The output of show running-config includes both of these commands so that the GUI is properly certified after re-playing the running-config script.