Web Publishing Installation Guide

50 FileMaker Server Advanced Web Publishing Installation Guide
3. As necessary, set the following options for Custom Web Publishing with XSLT:
1 Web Publishing Engine mode of operation: See “Setting the Web Publishing Engine mode” on page 60.
1 server-side stylesheet caching: See “Setting server-side XSLT stylesheet caching” on page 62.
1 database sessions: See “Configuring the interaction between web sessions and database sessions” on
page 62.
1 SMTP email server settings: See “Configuring access to a mail server for the Web Publishing Engine” on
page 63.
1 default text encoding settings: See “Setting the default text encoding for XSLT requests” on page 64.
4. As necessary, set the following general settings for the Web Publishing Engine:
1 log file settings: See “Specifying logging options for the Web Publishing Engine” on page 65.
1 session time-out settings: See “Setting the session time-out for the Web Publishing Engine” on page 66.
5. As necessary, restrict access to the Administration Console from particular IP addresses. See “Restricting
access to the Administration Console” on page 67.
Configuring the Web Publishing Engine for the first time
The first time you use the Administration Console to configure the Web Publishing Engine, you must specify two
sets of user names and passwords:
1 an FMSA Admin Console account (user name and password), which is used to authenticate web users who
attempt to use the Administration Console. This user name and password prevent unauthorized users from
using the Administration Console to take over control of your Web Publishing Engine.
1 a WPE Admin account (user name and password) for the Web Publishing Engine, which is used to authenticate
the Administration Console software component when it accesses the Web Publishing Engine. This user name
and password prevent unauthorized users from installing another copy of the Administration Console and
taking over control of your Web Publishing Engine.
Note The system language of the host computer where you run the Administration Console for the first time sets
the default status area language for Instant Web Publishing and the default text encoding for Custom Web
Publishing with XSLT on the Web Publishing Engine. You can change these default settings for the Web
Publishing Engine by using the Administration Console.