http://[servername].[your_domain].[domain]:[port_number]/Use the port number for the administration server that you specified during installation; this is not the port number for the web server.
The Server Selector lists all the servers you've installed on this system. Click the name of the server you want to configure.
./stop-admin
in the server root directory.
To set up multiple servers that respond to different IP addresses, install separate instances of the server into the same directory by clicking Install a new Netscape FastTrack Server from the Server Selector. If you installed your server before configuring your system to host multiple IP addresses, configure your system to respond to different IP addresses, change the server's bind address using the Server Manager (see "Configuring network settings" in Chapter 5), and install separate instances of the server for each IP address.
To install another web server with its own separate configuration files:
Caution!
 Do not remove the administration binaries if there is more than one server
installed.
Admin server user--This is the user that can run the administration server.
Authentication password--This is the password used to authenticate the administration server user. Retype the password in the Password (again) field for verification.
Admin server port--This is the port number used for server administration; it should be different from the port you used for the HTTP server.
Activate SSL and specify a key pair and certificate file--You can configure the administration server to run in secure mode by activating SSL. Before activating SSL for your administration server, you must already have a certificate file and a key pair file. If you already have an SSL-enabled server running, you can use its key pair file for your administration server. If you type a path incorrectly when activating SSL for your administration server, the administration server will not start. In the [server_root]/admserv/ns-admin.conf file, change Security to off, or edit the key pair file or certificate lines.
Authentication username--You can change the username you enter to verify that you're the server administrator. (This is the name you entered during installation.) This username is an HTTP username and can only be used within the server. The server will create the user you specify in this field.
Authentication password--You can also change the authentication password for the username you specified. Leaving this password field blank does not remove the authentication password; rather, the password will remain unchanged. The password can be up to 8 characters.
Hosts to allow--You can change which hosts are allowed to administrate the server. You can restrict access by hostname or IP address. Using hostnames is more flexible; if a system's IP address changes, you won't need to update the server. Using IP addresses is more reliable; if a DNS lookup fails for the connected client, hostname restriction can't be used.
Access logging--The administration server can keep access logs using the common logfile format (the format the HTTP server usually uses). You can enter a relative path from your administration server root or a full path to where you want to keep the access logs. Leaving this field blank deactivates access logging.
Detailed logging--You can have the server keep a log of all the configuration changes you make. Enter a relative path from your administration server root or a full path to where you want to keep the access logs. Leaving this field blank deactivates detailed logging.
Configuration file backups--The administration server can keep backups of the web server's configuration files; backups are made every time the server configuration changes. Backups are stored in the admserv/httpd-[server_name] directory in the server root directory. You can use the Server Manager to view or restore a backup configuration file. For more information about viewing or restoring backup configuration files, see "Restoring backup configuration files" in Chapter 5.
You use the Server Manager forms to configure the web server.
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