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  3. August 2006

Lost port 2001

Okay, I am a Neophyte when it comes to the HTTP server (powered by Apache) I 
admit it.  I purchased a used 270 running V5R3M0 and everything is working 
fine.    I went to work with the HTTP servers a couple of weeks ago and found 
that I can not use the built in administrative tool.  Using NETSTAT I found 
that APACHEDFT is using port 80 but for some reason port 2001 is no where to be 
found.  I am able to display the Apache default page but that is it.  I have 
been searching the IBM site and Google and I can not find documentation on how 
to reestablish port 2001.  If anyone could point me in a direction I would be 
deeply appreciative.
TIA,
Dick J (AZ)

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