HP UX Internet Express Software manual Modifying the Web Server Configuration

1.From the Configure Web Server for User Self-Administration form, select an SSL virtual host from the list box.

2.Enter an alias name or accept the default name. (The alias name is used to access the self-administration pages.) The alias name should begin and end with a slash (/). For example, if you set the virtual host to _default_:443 and the alias name to /SelfAdmin/, the administration pages will be accessed by https://hostname/SelfAdmin/login.php.

3.Click on the Submit button. Your public Web server is configured and the User Self-Administration feature is enabled. A status message is displayed.

Enabling User Self-Administration When a Current Web Server Configuration Exists

When you enable the User Self-Administration feature subsequent times, the public Web server is running and the current configuration options are displayed. When you click on Enable from the Enable/Disable User Self-Administration page, a form is displayed listing the current configuration of virtual host and alias name. You can enable the User Self-Administration feature in one of the following ways:

1.Click on Accept to enable the User Self-Administration feature without changing configurations. A status message is displayed when completed. To modify the configuration, continue with the remaining steps.

2.Click on Modify to change the virtual host and alias name of the public Web server.

3.Select an SSL virtual host from the list box.

4.Accept the default alias name for the virtual host or optionally enter an alias name. (The alias name is used to access the pages.) Figure 16 shows the virtual host selection and default alias name.

Figure 16 Configure Web Server for Self-Administration Form

5.Click on the Submit button. Your public Web server is configured and the User Self-Administration feature is enabled. A status message is displayed.

Modifying the Web Server Configuration

You can modify the Web server configuration for the User Self-Administration feature without disabling it; you can change or remove the Virtual Host and Alias Name configurations. When you choose to remove these configurations, the User Self-Administration feature then becomes disabled.

To modify the Web server configurations for the User Self-Administration feature:

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