Yeah that sounds like a good plan to use teamviewer to be able to access it remotely. As for it liking IE, the switch was released in 2005.
hello - i am relisting this from this posting because the situation has changed. we are a church and we are attempting to expand our network.  the requirements are to install a general-public wireless-access-point (WAP) on port E1, and have ports E2-48 be part of a community for the church office staff.   we don't want anybody on the E1-WAP to be able to access anything in the church office.   i have a setup script below that works fine to meet our requirements, but as soon as i issue either of the following two commands, i am no longer able to access the unit via a webpage: whenever i issue either of the following commands: switchport mode private-vlan communityswitchport mode private-vlan isolated i am no longer able to use the webpage interface.  here is the script i have used to configure our 3448 unit thus far: enableconfigureinterface vlan 1ip address 192.168.0.250 /24exitip default-gateway 192.168.0.1username admin password admin level 15vlan databasevlan 1000exitinterface vlan 1000private-vlan primaryprivate-vlan community add 10private-vlan isolated 20interface range ethernet e2,e4interface range ethernet e2-48switchport mode private-vlan communityswitchport private-vlan community 10interface ethernet e1switchport mode private-vlan isolatedswitchport private-vlan isolated 1000 interface ethernet g4switchport mode private-vlan promiscuousswitchport private-vlan promiscuous 1000 with this script, i am able to continue to ping from any port E2 through E48 and not port 1.  i am also not able to ping any other port from port E1 as required.   but i still need to be able to access the web interface from *ANY* port.
newbie question on getting web interface working 3424&3448 (reposting)