Administrator’s Guide
Table Of Contents
- Chapter 1 Welcome to the FileMaker Pro Web Server Connector
- Chapter 2 About the Web Server Connector
- Configurations
- Configuration 1: FileMaker Pro 5 Unlimited on a singlemachine
- Configuration 2: FileMaker Pro 5 Unlimited, the Web Server Connector, and web server software on ...
- Configuration 3: FileMaker Pro 5 Unlimited on one machine, the Web Server Connector on another ma...
- Configuration 4: RAIC with multiple copies of the samedatabases
- Configuration 5: RAIC with multiple, different databases
- Configuration 6: RAIC using FileMaker Server 5 as a backend host
- Configuration 7: RAIC using FileMaker Pro as a backendhost
- Security considerations
- Where to go from here
- Configurations
- Chapter 3 Installing the FileMaker Pro Web Server Connector on Microsoft IIS and PWS
- Chapter 4 Installing the FileMaker Pro Web Server Connector on Netscape Enterprise Server
- Chapter 5 Installing the FileMaker Pro Web Server Connector with AppleShare IP and WebSTAR
- Chapter 6 Installing the FileMaker Pro Web Server Connector on Apache (Mac OS X Server)
- Chapter 7 Using the Web Server Connector as host
- Configuring FileMaker Pro
- Configuring the FileMaker Pro Web Companion
- Configuring FileMaker Pro databases for web serving
- Configuring the Web Server Connector Administration Account
- Adding a host to the Web Server Connector
- Adding a database to the Web Server Connector
- Configuring the Web Server Connector Administration Account
- Locating Web Server Connector and Web Companion log files
- Chapter 8 Accessing hosted databases
Using the Web Server Connector as host
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Removing a database from the Web Server Connector
1. In the Web Server Connector, click Configure by Database.
2. Enable the Remove checkbox to the left of each database you want
to remove.
3. Click the Remove Database(s) button.
Configuring the Web Server Connector
Administration Account
The Web Server Connector uses an Administration Account name
and password to control access and prevent unauthorized changes.
Because the Web Server Connector runs on top of your web server
software, the Administration Account user name and password must
correspond to those of an existing account on your web server. For
Windows NT Server, this account must also have Administrator-
level access to the directories your web pages are stored in.
Resetting the administrator account
If you forget or lose your Web Server Connector administrator
password, you can reset it by deleting the fmwsc.properties file and
restarting your web server. This file is recreated the next time the
Web Server Connector is launched.
The fmwsc.properties file is located as follows:
Locating Web Server Connector and Web
Companion log files
The Web Server Connector and the FileMaker Pro Web Companion
each generate log files which are useful for troubleshooting
purposes. The Web Server Connector log files can help you diagnose
problems with the Web Server Connector on your web server, and
the Web Companion log files can help you isolate problems on
individual database host machines.
There are two Web Server Connector log files, FMWSC.log and
FMWSCNative.log. These files list the date and time of each server
start and close event, as well as all errors reported by the servlet
engine and the relay servlet.
Log files are located on the supported web servers as follows:
Web server Log file location
PWS Root of the Web folder
IIS c:\program files\filemaker\filemaker wsc 5 - IIS\lib\
fmwsc.properties
NES c:\program files\filemaker\filemaker wsc 5 - NES\
mwsc.properties
AppleShareIP Macintosh HD:FileMaker WSC 5:fmwsc.properties
WebSTAR Macintosh HD:WebSTAR Server Suite 4.0:FileMaker
WSC 5:fmwsc.properties
Apache [install location]/lib/FMWSC.properties
Web server Log file location
PWS Root of the Web folder
IIS c:\program files\filemaker\filemaker wsc 5 - IIS\
FMWSC.log
NES c:\program files\filemaker\filemaker wsc 5 - NES\
FMWSC.log
AppleShareIP Macintosh HD:FileMaker WSC 5
WebSTAR Macintosh HD:WebSTAR Server Suite 4.0:FileMaker
WSC 5:log
Apache [install location]/FMWSC.log
Web server Log file location