RE: Weird problem (IBM HTTP Original)

For the archives . . .

After much hair pulling (and not looking in the right place) I found out my
problem had to do with NormalMode being set to Off.

Here is the documentation for NormalMode:

NormalMode - Turn port on or off for HTTP
<http://www.bbfprinting.com/Docs/icswgcfr.htm#PToC_337>
Use this directive to turn on or off the port defined by the Port directive.
Set NormalMode on for an HTTP connection. If you also want an SSL
connection, set SSLMode on. 

Note:   You should have either this directive or the SSLMode directive
turned on. However, if both NormalMode and SSLMode are turned off, the
server will start in normal mode, and you won't have a secure network
connection.     

If you change this directive, you must stop your server and then start it
again for the change to take effect. The server will not pick up the change
if you only restart it. 


Hope this helps somebody else,
Aaron Bartell


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Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 2:21 PM
To: 'Web Enabling the AS400 / iSeries'
Subject: [WEB400] Weird problem (IBM HTTP Original)


Hi all,

I recently needed to move a domain (http://cso.cgintl.com) from one ip
address to another because we needed to be able to use the default SSL port
(443) which had already been taken up by another domain name.  The only
thing in the config that I changed was the IP address from 999.999.999.83 to
999.999.999.89, and now the site doesn't come up - but the https does
(https://cso.cgintl.com), which is obviously running off of the same config
file.

We had our networking people make all the DNS changes and everything.  I can
ping cso.cgintl.com and it responds with the correct IP address.

Anybody have any idea's for me of where I may have gone wrong?

Aaron Bartell
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