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7.7.2VIRTUAL DIRECTORY SETTINGS
These registry entries contain the mapping between the virtual directories in the web server and the physical directories on the device. If required, the authentication level and the access permissions can be set for each directory.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\COMM\HTTPD\VROOTS\/] | Root directory |
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\COMM\HTTPD\VROOTS\/«Subdirectory»] | Subdirectory (virtual) |
Note:
Remember to use the string «\» and «/», which is absolutely necessary in the registry entry!
The following settings can be made for each directory (base and subdirectory):
Entry | Type | Description |
Default | string | Specified directory (physical) |
A | dword | Authentication level for this directory: |
[optional] |
| 0: No authentication required (default) |
|
| 1: Authentication with user ID and password required |
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| 2: Authentication with user ID and password, in which the user must possess |
|
| administrator rights |
P | dword | Access permissions for this directory. The permissible values are described in |
[optional] |
| the chapter HTTP Authentication - Permissions. |
UserList | string | List of permissible users. If this list is empty, all users are permissible. More |
[optional] |
| detailed information on this setting is provided in the chapter HTTP |
|
| Authentication - UserList. The user administration is described in the chapter |
|
| User Administration. |
Note:
Changes to the registry entries are not active until the next restart of the web server (see Web server start/stop) of the web server. The dword entries are in hexadecimal format (see also chapter Sample settings).
Refer to the following chapter for more detailed information:
Topic | Chapter |
Authentication and access permissions | HTTP Authentication |
Registry | Autoexec.reg and Registry Editor |
Example of web server settings | Sample settings |
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