Sun ONE Web Server 6.1 Virtual Server Manager Help

> ## Sun ONE Web Server Virtual Server Manager

> Use the Virtual Server Manager to monitor your virtual server. You can see settings for your virtual server and to view your access and error logs. If you have questions about the settings of your virtual server, contact your virtual server provider.

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> The Status Page

> The Status page lists information about a virtual server.

> The following elements are displayed:

> Server Name. The name of the virtual server.

> Belongs To. The virtual server class to which this virtual server belongs.

> Urlhosts. The URL hosts that accesses the virtual server.

> State. Indicates whether a virtual server is On (responding to requests) Off, or Disabled. Disabled indicates that the server is turned off for more serious reasons than simple maintenance. If your state is set to Disabled, contact your virtual server provider.

> MIME File. The name of the MIME file for the virtual server. The MIME file links file extensions with file types for the server.

> DocRoot. The absolute path to the central directory in which files that need to be made available to remote clients of the virtual server are stored.

> ACL File. The name of the access control list (ACL) file for the virtual server. The ACL file controls who has access to the virtual server.

> Access Log. The access log used by the virtual server. Click on the link to view the log.

> Error Log. The error log used by the virtual server. Click on the link to view the log.

> Help. Displays online help.

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> The View Access Log Page

> The View Access Log page allows you to view information about requests to the server and the responses from the server.

> The following elements are displayed:

> Number of entries. Specifies the number of entries to retrieve (starting with the most recent).

> OK. Displays the log entries in the lower section of this page.

> Reset. Erases your changes and resets the elements in the page to the values they contained before your changes.

> Help. Displays online help.

> Last number accesses to access_file for virtual_server_ID. Displays the access log entries to the specified access file.

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> The View Error Log Page

> The View Error Log page allows you view the errors the server has encountered as well as the informational messages about the server, such as when the server was started and who has tried unsuccessfully to log in to the server. Use the error log to find broken URL paths or missing files.

> The following elements are displayed:

> Number of entries. Specifies the number of entries to retrieve (starting with the most recent).

> OK. Displays the log entries in the lower section of this page

> Reset. Erases your changes and resets the elements in the page to the values they contained before your changes.

> Help. Displays online help.

> Last number errors to error_file for virtual_server_ID. Displays the error log entries with the parameters specified in the upper section of this page.

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