iTP Secure WebServer System Administrators Guide (Version 7.5+)

Defining the admin Server Class
The admin server class has the object-code file name admin.pway and must consist of exactly one
static server process. (This restriction ensures that only one user at a time can modify the
configuration files.) If you choose to modify the sample configuration, follow these guidelines:
Set Value to:Parameter or CommandConfigurationDirective
1NumstaticServer
1Maxservers
Value greater than 2Linkdepth
Value greater than 2Maxlinks
For information about the syntax and semantics of configuration directives, see
“Configuration Directives” (page 198).
Defining the admin httpd Server Class
The admin httpd server class has the object-code file name $root/bin/httpd. You can define
multiple static processes to accommodate the workload you expect, and additional dynamic
processes to handle peak workload. If you choose to modify the sample configuration, follow these
guidelines:
Set Value to:Parameter or CommandConfiguration Directive
Value greater than or equal to 5NumstaticServer
Value greater than or equal to 50Maxservers
Value greater than or equal to 2Linkdepth
Value greater than or equal to 2Maxlinks
Value greater than or equal to 2Env TANDEM_RECEIVE_DEPTH
Enable
AUTOMATIC_FORM_DECODING
(required)
AddCGIRegion
Specify DNS name of client
(recommended)
AllowHost
Required for secure version of serverRequireSecureTransport
RecommendedRequirePassword
Specify index.html and admin.pwayIndexfile
For information about the syntax and semantics of configuration directives, see “Configuration
Directives” (page 198).
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