iTP Secure WebServer System Administrators Guide (Version 7.5+)

11 Managing the iTP Secure WebServer From Your Browser
The iTP Secure WebServer Administration Server enables you to manage the configuration and
operation of one or more iTP Secure WebServer environments from your browser. Topics discussed
in this section include:
• “Administration Server Architecture” (page 182)
• “Installing the Administration Server” (page 183)
• “Invoking the Administration Server” (page 183)
• “Configuring the Administration Server” (page 183)
• “Administration ServerScreens” (page 185)
The Administrative Server screens support these functions:
◦ Starting the iTP Secure WebServer environment See “Server Control: Start” (page 187)
◦ Restarting the iTP Secure WebServer environment and switching to new log files See
“Server Control: Restart” (page 187)
◦ Stopping the iTP Secure WebServeriTP Secure WebServer environment See “Server
Control: Stop” (page 188)
◦ Adding httpd to the iTP Secure WebServer environment.
See “Server Control: Add” (page 189)
◦ Deleting httpd from the iTP Secure WebServer environment.
See “Server Control: Delete” (page 190)
◦ Viewing configuration files See “View Configuration Files” (page 189)
◦ Editing configuration files See “Edit Configuration File” (page 190)
◦ Monitoring EMS events See “View EMS Logs” (page 191)
◦ Monitoring log messages See “View Server Logs” (page 193)
◦ Searching configuration files See “Search Configuration Files” (page 193)
◦ Issuing OSS (POSIX-compliant) commands See “OSSCommands” (page 194)
◦ Obtaining iTP Secure WebServer Statistics See “iTP WebServer Statistics” (page 194)
To use the Administration Server screens, you must have a Web client that supports Javascript and
have Javascript enabled.
Administration Server Architecture
You define the Administration Server in a PATHMON environment separate from the iTP Secure
WebServer.
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