HP-UX Network Server Accelerator HTTP B.11.31.01.03 Release Notes (5900-0837, September 2011)

Disk space required for installation

This product requires approximately 500 KB of disk space.

Installing, activating, and configuring NSA HTTP

This section contains procedures for installing, activating, and configuring HP-UX NSA

HTTP B.11.31.07.09. For information on deactivating and removing HP-UX NSA HTTP,

see “Deactivating and removing NSA HTTP” (page 8).

Installing NSA HTTP

1. Go to the HP Software Depot website, www.software.hp.com. Search for the Network

Server Accelerator product using the keyword NSAHTTP. Select HP-UX 11i v3

for the Software Specification.

2. Download the NSAHTTP-IPF.depot depot to a local directory, such as /tmp.

3. Install HP-UX NSA HTTP with the swinstall utility by executing the following

command:

swinstall -s absolute_path_of_depot NSAHTTP

For example:

swinstall -s /tmp/NSAHTTP-IPF.depot NSAHTTP

4. Verify that the HP-UX NSA HTTP software is installed by executing the following

command:

swlist | grep NSAHTTP

The output displays the following message:

NSAHTTP B.11.31.01.03 NSA HTTP Bundle for HP-UX 11i version

5. Verify that the DLKM module delivered with HP-UX NSA HTTP (nsamod) is installed

and loaded by executing the following command:

kcmodule -q nsamod -P state

The output must display the following message:

state loaded

Activating NSA HTTP

1. Verify the settings in the NSA HTTP configuration file /etc/rc.config.d/

nsahttpconf. This configuration file is delivered with the default settings for NSA

HTTP. By default, this file configures TCP port 80 (the IANA registered port number

for WWW HTTP) to be registered for NSA HTTP.

2. Edit the /etc/rc.config.d/nsahttpconf file, if needed.

Run the ch_rc -a -p NSAHTTP_ENABLE=1

/etc/rc.config.d/nsahttpconf command.

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