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

Configuration Directives
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AcceptSecureTransport
-requestauth
-requireauth
Use the -requestauth option to challenge the web client for authentication. This
option only requests the web client to authenticate; it does not require that the web
client do so. The RequireSecureTransport -auth command in a Region directive
forbids access without authentication.
Use the -requireauth option to challenge the web client for authentication
credentials. The connection is aborted if the web client does not authenticate.
You may specify either or neither of the -requestauth or -requireauth
options. The default is neither.
You can specify any number of AcceptSecureTransport directives in the iTP
Secure WebServer configuration file. Omit this directive if you do not require secure
transport; in that case, use the Accept directive instead.
SCF TCP/IP Configuration
To associate multiple IP addresses with a single TCP/IP process, use the SCF ALTER
SUBNET command with the ADDALIAS parameter, as shown in the example below:
SCF> ALTER SUBNET $ZTC0.#SN1, ADDALIAS 120.1.1.12, &
SCF> SUBNETMASK %hFFFF0000
This command adds the IP address 120.1.1.12 to the subnet $ZTC0.#SN1. The
SUBNETMASK parameter is required. Each IP address must be added by using a separate
ALTER SUBNET command.
You can use the DELETEALIAS parameter to delete IP addresses that have been added
to a subnet using the ADDALIAS parameter as shown below:
SCF> ALTER SUBNET $ZTC0.#SN1, DELETEALIAS 120.1.1.12
Each IP address must be deleted by using a separate ALTER SUBNET
command.
Default
If no AcceptSecureTransport directives are specified, the iTP Secure WebServer
will not accept SSL or PCT connections.
Examples
To accept SSL and PCT connections on all IP addresses bound to the DNS name
www.directory.net with the $ZTC0 process, using default port 443:
AcceptSecureTransport -cert {CN=Juliet,O=Capulet's House of
Keys} -transport /G/ZCT0 -address www.directory.net