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

Installing the iTP Secure WebServer
iTP Secure WebServer System Administrator’s Guide—522659-001
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Run the Setup Script
If you wish to use a TCPSAM process other than the one in the list, please
follow the manual configuration procedures.
Do you wish to use ONLY the Parallel Library TCPIP as your transport
services?
Type y/n (Default: n) #: y
Looking up running TCPSAM process on your system...please wait
You can use the conventional TCP/IP support, the Parallel Library support, or both. If,
for some unlikely reason you had to use both versions of support (presumably for some
non iTP WebServer reason) you would not get the Auto-Accept feature from the iTP
WebServer and so would receive little in the way of performance improvement.
The example script below continues as if you had replied Yes to the Parallel Library
TCP/IP query by presenting you with a menu of choices. Notice that the script found a
TCPSAM process ($ZSAM1) running, so is allowing you to continue with the
configuration.
1) Skip configuring iTP WebServer (i.e., configuration exists)
2) Auto-configure iTP WebServer
Defaults:
TCP/IP process: /G/ZSAM1
TCP/IP Port: 80
TCP/IP Secure Port: 443
Test Certificate:
CN=Secure Transport Bootstrap Certificate,
OU=Testing Only - Do Not Trust for Secure Transactions,
OU=No Assurance - Self-Signed, OU=Generated <dateString>,
O=<organization>
Pathmon name: /G/zweb
Guardian Pathmon subvolume name: /G/system/zweb.
3) Perform manual configuration for iTP WebServer
Choose 1, 2 (Default) or 3 #:
There are other dialogs with the setup script if you choose conventional TCP/IP support,
or support for both flavors of support.
For Parallel Library TCP/IP users the next step after running the setup script is to
specify the TCPSAM process in the configuration file by use of the ACCEPT or
ACCEPTSECURETRANSPORT commands. For example:
ACCEPT -TRANSPORT G/ZSAM1 -PORT 80 -ADDRESS 143.17.211.104
You must also consider modifying the server directive of the configuration file. A new
attribute, DELETEDELAY <minutes>, is intended for use with PTCP/IP support.