iTP Secure WebServer System Administrator's Guide (iTPWebSvr 5.1+)

Configuration Directives
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A-2
Accept
Directives that were supported in earlier releases of the iTP Secure WebServer, and that
have been superseded by new directives are listed in Table A-1:
Accept
Syntax
Accept -transport transport-name [-address server-addr] [-name
server-name] [-port port-num]
Description
Use the Accept directive to configure the iTP Secure WebServer (server-name in
the above example) to accept HTTP connections on one or more specified transports and
ports.
The Accept directive takes the following arguments:
-transport transport-name
The transport name (transport-name) is a TCP/IP process name in OSS format
(that is, preceded by /G/).
One transport-name is required.™
-address server-addr
Use the -address argument to configure the server to accept connections on a
specified address (server-addr). The address you specify can be either a
numeric IP address or a valid name or alias registered with the Domain Name
Service (DNS). If no -address argument is specified, the iTP Secure WebServer
accepts connections on all IP addresses currently valid for the iTP Secure
WebServer machine.
Table A-1. Directives That Have Been Replaced
Previously Supported Directive: Replaced by New Directive(s):
Port Accept (See page A-2)
ServerAddress Accept (See page A-2)
AcceptSecureTransport (See page A-5)
ServerName Accept (See page A-2)
AcceptSecureTransport (See page A-5)
SSLName AcceptSecureTransport (See page A-5)
SSLPort AcceptSecureTransport (See page A-5)
Transport Accept (See page A-2)
AcceptSecureTransport (See page A-5)
WebSafe AcceptSecureTransport (See page A-5)