HTTP Properties and Logs

The following tables describes the HTTP general properties.

Table 3-10 HTTP General Properties

BUI Label	CLI Property	Description
N/A	status	Read-only property showing the status of the HTTP service
Protocols	protocols	Select which access methods to support: HTTP, HTTPS, or both.
HTTP port (for incoming connections)	listen_port	HTTP port. The default is 80.
HTTPS port (for incoming secure connections)	https_port	Secure HTTP port. The default is 443.

The following tables describes the HTTP security properties.

Table 3-11 HTTP Security Properties

BUI Label	CLI Property	Description
SSL/TLS versions	tls_version	SSL/TLS protocol versions for HTTP connections. The default TLS versions are TLSv1.1, TLSv1.2 and their associated ciphers. TLSv1.0 is not enabled by default due to security concerns, but it can be enabled for backward compatibility. The list of available ciphers changes based on the selected versions. Some selected SSL/TLS protocol versions or ciphers are removed after a software upgrade if they are no longer supported. To avoid service unavailability, keep the default settings unless otherwise needed or as instructed by Oracle Support.
List of ciphers	ciphers	List of ciphers for HTTP connections. The list of available ciphers changes based on the selected versions. Some selected SSL/TLS ciphers are removed after a software upgrade if they are no longer supported. To avoid service unavailability, keep the default settings unless otherwise needed or as instructed by Oracle Support.

The following tables describes the HTTP WebDAV properties.

Table 3-12 HTTP WebDAV Properties

BUI Label	CLI Property	Description
Enable WebDAV	webdav_enabled	When selected, enables the HTTP WebDAV feature.
Require client login	require_login	Clients must authenticate before share access is allowed, and files they create will have their ownership. If this property is not set, files created will be owned by the HTTP service with user nobody. See HTTP Authentication and Access Control.

The following tables describes the HTTP Swift object API service properties.

Table 3-13 HTTP Swift Object API Service Properties

BUI Label	CLI Property	Description
Enable Swift	swift_enabled	When selected, enables the HTTP Swift object API service.
Default Path	swift_default_path	Sets the location used when a user does not set one.

Note:

The object API service does not support changing the owner of the share. Any share owner changes will not change the account owner in the object repository and may cause subsequent authentication requests to fail.

The following tables describes the HTTP Amazon S3 object API service properties.

Table 3-14 HTTP Amazon S3 Object API Service Properties

BUI Label	CLI Property	Description
Enable S3	s3_enabled	When selected, enables the HTTP Amazon S3 object API service.
Default Path	s3_default_path	Sets the location used when a user does not set one.
Master Passphrase	master_passphrase	Sets the master passphrase for the Amazon S3 object API service.
Confirm Master Passphrase		Confirms the master passphrase.

Note:

The object API service does not support changing the owner of the share. Any share owner changes will not change the account owner in the object repository and may cause subsequent authentication requests to fail.

The following tables describes the HTTP Oracle Cloud Infrastructure object storage API service properties.

Table 3-15 HTTP Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage API Service Properties

BUI Label	CLI Property	Description
Enable OCI	oci_enabled	When selected, enables the HTTP Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage API service.
Default Path	oci_default_path	Sets the location used when a user does not set one.
Key	keys node	In the BUI, set a valid user name on the appliance, optionally enter a comment, and enter the RSA public key in PEM format for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage API service. In the CLI, set a valid user name on the appliance, optionally enter a comment, and use the setkey command to interactively enter the RSA public key in PEM format for the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage API service.

Note:

The object API service does not support changing the owner of the share. Any share owner changes will not change the account owner in the object repository and may cause subsequent authentication requests to fail.

HTTP Logs

The HTTP service events log is available in network-http:apache24.

Related Topics

• Adding HTTP Access to a Share (BUI)

• HTTP Authentication and Access Control

• Object API Configuration