HP WebQoS Peak for HP-UX Concepts and Operation Guide

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HP WebQoS Peak for the Zeus Web Server
Configuring HP WebQoS for Zeus
example, the Zeus web server is installed in the default
/usr/local/zeus home directory and two virtual servers (server1 and
server2) have been configured. User input is in bold. Note that when
the password is entered, it does not appear on the screen.
#cd /opt/webqospk
#./setup.zeus
Root pathname of Zeus server (/usr/local/zeus):
Updating server server1 at /usr/local/zeus/ns-config/https-server1 ...
Enter admin name for HP WebQoS Peak Configuration. (hpacadmin): admin1
Choose a password for admin1:
Enter the password again:
VirtualServer server1 - Success
Successful stop on backend machine localhost
VirtualServer server1 - Success
Successful start on backend machine localhost
Updating server server2 at /usr/local/zeus/ns-config/https-server2 ...
Enter admin name for HP WebQoS Peak Configuration. (hpacadmin): admin2
Choose a password for admin2:
Enter the password again:
VirtualServer server2 - Success
Successful stop on backend machine localhost
VirtualServer server2 - Success
Successful start on backend machine localhost
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Changing the Password of the HP WebQoS Settings
Administration Web Page
To change the default password (hpacadmin) configured by the setup
script, for each virtual server, type
$ZEUSHOME /web/bin/htpasswd doc_root /hpac/adminfile \
hpacadmin new_password
where $ZEUSHOME is the Zeus home directory (the default is
/usr/local/zeus), doc_root is the documentation root of the virtual
server for which you are changing the password, hpacadmin is the name
of the user whose password is being changed, and new_password is the
new password assigned to the user.
For example, if you want to change the password of the hpacadmin user
of virtual server server1 to qosserver1 and the Zeus home directory is
/usr/local/zeus and the documentation root is /webpages/server1,