Configure an HTTP server (powered by Apache) so you can use the
Xsockets tool in a Web browser.
Before configuring a Web browser to work with the
Xsockets tool, you must first configure
Xsockets .
- Verify the HTTP admin instance is running under the QHTTPSVR subsystem You can start it with CL command it not running:
STRTCPSVR SERVER(*HTTP) HTTPSVR(*ADMIN)
- In a Web browser, enter:
http://<system_name>:2001/.
where <system_name>is
the machine name of the iSeries™. For example: http://myiSeries:2001/.
- On the i5/OS™ Tasks page, select IBM
Web Administration for i5/OS.
- From the top menu, select the Setup tab.
- Click Create New HTTP Server.
- Enter the name for the server instance. For example,
this instance serves the Xsockets tool in a browser, then you can use the
name xsocket. Click Next.
- Click Next to accept the default for the
server root directory.
- Click Next to accept the default for the
document root directory.
- Select the IP address and an available port that
you want to use. Use a port number greater than 1024. Click Next.
Note: Do not select the default port number 80.
- Choose either yes or no to
indicate whether you want an access log created for this server.
Click Next.
- Choose the default age of the logs. Click Next.
- The next page displays the HTTP server (powered by Apache) configuration
settings. If these settings are correct, click Finish.