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Editing Using the Class Manager
Type the URL Hosts you want to use, if different than displayed under
6.
Urlhosts column.
You can type more than one URL host, separated by spaces.
When you are through editing virtual servers click OK.
7.
Configuring Virtual Server MIME Settings
You can set the MIME types file for an individual virtual server. The MIME types
file contains the mappings of file extensions to types of files. For example, the
MIME types file is where you can specify that all files ending
CGI files.
You don't need to create a separate MIME types file for each virtual server or
virtual server class. Instead, you create as many MIME types files as you need and
associate them with a virtual server. One MIME types file,
default on the server. To create new MIME types files, or to edit the definitions in a
MIME Types file, see "Choosing MIME Types," on page 155.
To set the MIME types file for a specific virtual server, follow these steps:
From the Class Manager, click the Virtual Servers tab.
1.
Click MIME Settings.
2.
Choose a MIME types file from the pull-down menu next to the virtual server.
3.
Click OK.
4.
Configuring Virtual Server ACL Settings
You can use ACLs to control access to virtual servers. Each virtual server can have
a different base DN in the LDAP database, so that each virtual server can have its
own entries in a the single LDAP database used by the Enterprise Server.
For more information, see "Controlling Access for Virtual Servers," on page 201.
Configuring Virtual Server Security
You can set security for a virtual server if that virtual server's connection group has
a secure listen socket.
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