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  • Identify default HTTP server instance?

    An iSeries I work on has a great many HTTP server instances, all accessed like this:
    Code:
    http://serverName:port/instanceName/somePage.pgm
    But there is a page that appears at
    Code:
    http://serverName
    and I need to amend that page.
    But I have no idea which instance that represents, or what file/CGI program is generating the HTML. Can anyone tell me how to find out?

  • #2
    For clear-text HTTP, that's listening on port 80 (HTTPS is 443).
    1. Open IBM Navigator for i
    2. Expand Network->TCP/IP Configuration->IPv4 (or IPv6)->IPv4 Connections
    3. Filter for local port 80
    4. On the entry with Remote Address & Port of *, right-click->Jobs
    5. The Job Name should be the Apache server

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    • #3
      Please don't refer to the system as iSeries, you make us as professionals and the system we support sound outdated because iSeries was discontinued 13 years ago.

      In addition to looking this up in the IPv4 connections, another way (that I prefer)

      1. Open IBM Navigator for i
      2. Click Internet Configurations -> IBM Web Administration for i
      3. In the upper-left, click "All Servers"

      Like jtaylor said, for http look for port 80, for https look for port 443.

      From there, you can click on the server to get to its configuration, stop it, start it, etc.

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      • #4
        Both your methods worked, thank you.

        Originally posted by Scott Klement View Post
        Please don't refer to the system as iSeries, you make us as professionals and the system we support sound outdated because iSeries was discontinued 13 years ago.
        I know, I know. I've seen you post that enough times that I should know better. Sorry, force of habit (everyone around me either says iSeries or AS400, it's frustrating)

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