iTP Secure WebServer System Administrators Guide (Version 7.5+)

When TANDEM_SOCK_ALERT_TIME is set to a value greater than 0, and the timer value is greater
than the value specified, this EMS alert message is generated:
WWWWW socket read took m secs (n usecs) gfn: w irp x remote addr_n_port y:z
Where:
m and n are the time taken, in seconds
w is the gfn number
x is the irp address
y is the remote client address
z is the port number
The unit of measurement for this environment variable is seconds.
Example:
#
# Configure the httpd server's attributes
#
Server $root/bin/httpd {
...
Env TANDEM_SOCK_ALERT_TIME=1
}
Configuring Multiple Daemons Under Same Pathmon with Alternate Names
To configure multiple httpds, you can use the following steps:
1. Run the altHttpd script in conf folder of iTP Secure WebServer installation to create
configuration files for alternate httpd.
2. Update the configuration file with other directives if required. The directives that ensures
common behavior for all the httpd must be updated in both the configuration files.
3. Run the start script to start the iTP Secure WebServer.
4. Run the following command: ../bin/httpd -add
<alternate_httpd_configuration_file>
The command must be used when the iTP Secure WebServer is already running.
Specifications for Different Configuration Files
To configure multiple daemons that have different configuration files, you can use the following
steps:
1. All the directives that have a common behavior for all daemons must be included in each of
the configuration files.
• Log files: All daemons must log their entries in different log files. The file path values for
AccessLog, ExtendedLog, and ErrorLog directives must be different for all the
daemons.
• Region: If all httpds are expected to follow same rules for a certain region, that Region
directive must be present in all the files. For example, requests only from secure transport
should be allowed. Different configuration files can have different Region directives for
isolated behavior.
• Accept/AcceptSecureTransport: The Accept/AcceptSecureTransport directive
must have different combinations of transport:ip:port for different httpds. If you
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