Re: wrkhttpcfg question

["Roger Vicker, CCP" <rv-lists@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Jerry,

What V#R# are you at?

If you are at V5R3 then the "traditional" http server is gone and I 
believe that wrkhttpcfg gone or at least ineffective.

I always use the *ADMIN interface (http://yourserver:2001) to work with 
the HTTP/Websphere servers other than Domino's HTTP. You can go into the 
config of each server and it will show * for all IPs or a specific IP 
number if it is bound.

Depending on what you want to do as a CA you can use the Digital 
Certificate Manager (DCM) in the *ADMIN to be your own CA. You will need 
the free Cryptographic OS feature (57##-AC3) for this route. If you are 
already using SSL on this system then DCM is already in use and your 
certificates are either from a public CA or your own CA.

If the *ADMIN instance isn't running, you can start it from a command 
line with STRTCPSVR SERVER(HTTP) HTTPSVR(*ADMIN)

Good Luck,

Roger Vicker, CCP

On 12/13/2004 1:48 PM, GKern@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> I'm in the process of creating a domino web server so that I can become my 
> own certificate authority. My goal is to set this up as a separate ip 
> addressed partitioned server. On my iSeries box, I have domino up and 
> running as my production email server. Also on this box are other http 
> servers such as webfacing and iSeries Access for web. I want to use this 
> same box now for my CA server too.
>
> I'm using the Installing and Managing Domino 6.5 for iSeries book as my 
> inital reference.
>
> I've changed my mail server config parm for ADVSVR(*partition), and have 
> created the TCP interface. 
>
> I'm at the point (chapter 16) where I need to ensure I'm avoiding 
> conflicts between iSeries HTTP and Domino HTTP. Since I'm using different 
> ip addresses, the manual tells me use the bindspecific and hostname 
> directives in wrkhttpcfg to change the server so that it binds to a 
> specific address. Doesn't sound too hard but I can't find any examples of 
> how this is done. I'd like to buy a vowel as I just don't have a clue as 
> to how to assign these directives. Any input is appreciated. 
>
> Also is there any way to tell if the iSeries HTTP servers are already 
> bound to their respective IP address?
>
> Regards, Jerry
>
> Gerald Kern
> IBM Certified AS/400 RPG IV Developer & RPG IV Programmer
> MIS Project Leader, Lotus Notes/Domino Administrator
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