Launch a browser and enter the URL that reflects the host name and port number specified for the Administration Server during installation. For example: http://myserver.mycorp.com:1234.
When prompted, enter the user name and password specified during installation. The Administration Server’s user interface displays.
Administration Server settings are organized by tabs that correspond to specific tasks. The following table lists the Administration Server tabs, and provides a brief description of what the tabs are used for.
Tab |
Used To |
Manage, add, remove, migrate Proxy Servers |
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Shutdown the Administration Server, edit listen sockets, configure superuser access, configure distributed administration (allow multiple administrators), customize and view access and error logs |
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Configure directory services, specify access control, configure SNMP master agent settings |
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Add and manage users, groups, and organizational units |
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Create new trust databases, request and install VeriSign and other certificates, change the key-pair file password, view and manage installed certificates, add or replace Certificate Revocation Lists and Compromised Key Lists (CRLs and CKLs), manage CRLs and CKLs, migrate 3.x certificates |
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Control remote servers in a cluster, add and remove remote servers, modify server information |
Regardless of the tab or page you are on, the following buttons also display:
For more information about using the Administration Server, see Chapter 2, Administering Sun Java System Web Proxy Server. Also see the online Help for Administration Server tabs and pages.