Hmm.  Well my ports show like this:  1/g1-1/g48 and I tried the command as  

interface range ethernet 1/g1-1/g43

interface range ethernet 5/g1-5/g43 and

interface range ethernet g1-43

None of them worked.  They all fail with "invalid input" detected at the first character of the range.  The "all" syntax does work, which of course I could use and then just do the remaining ports one at a time, but I am doing something wrong and would like to find out what it is.

Okay, it just worked when I omitted port 1:

interface range ethernet 1/g2-1/g20

What is special about port 1?  Or, more to the point, what various things might I have done with port one that would make it ineligible for a range command?

The following is an example of what I've used in the past for a range of ports 33 through 40, on switch 1:

interface range ethernet 1/g33-1/g40

Hi, thanks for that. I figured out that for some reason Port 1 can't be included in my range. Next question is how come I'm not getting a login password prompt in CLI when I type "en".  I used the enable password command as well as the command for web access. The web access one works, but I must be missing a step for the cli to get it activated.