Re: How do I reach the default Apache server on the Internet?

Do you mean to run the Apache web server or the Tomcat application
container? They're very different animals.

If you mean Apache web server, prompt STRTCPSVR, server type *HTTP, and
server instance APACHEDFT.
Other thing to look at is netstat (I think that's the i5 command, that's
what it's called in Windows and *NIX) and see if port 80 (the default HTTP
port) is listening.

HTH,
Loyd

On Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 5:19 PM, Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I am missing something in my understanding. Like thats something new!

I have an i5 at, say, ip address 123.456.789.12
I have run STRTCPSVR SERVER(*ASFTOMCAT) TOMCATSVR(IWATOMCAT)
The instructions mention "Web Administration for i5/OS interface after
installation." but that means nothing to me (yet) and I find no other
reference to it.

(My end goal is to place a web application on the i5.)

Any experiences, warnings, suggestions, pointers, or references would be
greatly appreciated.

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