Form tabs
Use this form to configure the HTTP and FTP protocols. You do not need to modify this form unless you have an unusual Internet setup.
HTTP tab
Use this tab to define Internet browser options, configure the HTTP protocol and set up statistics.
Enabled
Enable HTTP, HTTPS, or both for your system.
HTTP port
The port number for your HTTP server. Normally, you will accept the default 80. Do not change this port number unless advised to do so by your web site administrator.
HTTP timeout
The time Internet Services will wait for a response from a web browser before disconnecting.
HTTPS port
The port for your HTTPS server.
Certificate
Enter system security certificate, if not running multiple sites on your system.
If you are running multiple sites, enter the certificate names on the Multiple Sites & Languages form.
Statistics logging
How to log HTTP statistics:
• Do not log statistics
No statistics log is kept.
• Log to FCIS server log
Write HTTP statistics to the server log.
• Log to FCIS statistics file
Write HTTP statistics to the server statistics file.
• Log to
Write HTTP statistics to your own logging file.
Type the path (using normal path syntax for your operating system) to the folder that will contain this file. Because statistics are written continuously, for performance purposes, you may find it best to create this folder on a little-used volume. This folder must be on the server machine, not the machine Internet Services is on.
Start new log
This field only applies if you are writing statistics to your own logging file.
FirstClass logging format
Logs statistics in the format used by older (5.11 and previous) FirstClass versions rather than an industry standard format.
The FirstClass format contains additional data and follows this syntax:
<date><TAB>remote_ip<TAB>userid<TAB>http_metho d<TAB>req_host<TAB>url<TAB>user_agent<TAB>referer
where,
• <TAB> indicates a tab
• (-) indicates information is not available (Dash will be inserted)
• url<TAB><TAB>referer indicates the information for user_agent is not available.
Advanced caching
Selecting this option allows caching read-only (Windows) or protected (Mac) files. Does not allow caching of writable (Windows) or (Mac) unprotected files.
This option makes Internet Services more selective about which files to cache on the Internet Services hard drive.
Disable CGI RDNS
Disables reverse DNS lookup of any CGIs. The DNS server doesn’t have to resolve domain names into IP addresses for CGIs that don’t need this information..
Allow Unauthenticated Directory Access
By default, allows unauthenticated users to access the Directory by placing /Directory in a URL.
User's IP cannot change during web login session
When checked, incorporates the user's IP address as part of the session key that is used when logged in via the web.
This prevents a user from memorizing your login hash and logging in as you from another computer. This is not really needed if user's allow Internet Services to set a session cookie, which prevents the login hash from being incorporated into the URL.
Default language
The default language (not necessarily English) used if you do not have a language file on your system that matches the browser's requested language.
FTP tab
Use this tab to configure the FTP protocol.
FTP port
The TCP port that FTP clients use to download files from your FTP folder. Normally, you will accept the default 21. Do not change this port number unless advised to do so by your FTP administrator.
FTP timeout
The time Internet Services will wait for a response from an FTP client before disconnecting.
Allow anonymous FTP access
Allows FTP users anonymous access.
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