Use this page to view the configuration for middleware servers.
To view this administrative console page, click Servers > Other middleware
servers > server_type > server_name .
Name
Specifies a name for the server. The name
for a server must be unique on the node.
The name field cannot contain the following characters: #
\ / , : ; " * ? < > | = + & % ' .
The name that is defined must be unique among servers and cannot begin with
a period (.) or a space. A space does not generate
an error, but leading and trailing spaces are automatically deleted.
Node name
Specifies the node name that is affiliated with the server.
A node name usually is identical to the host name for the computer. However,
you choose the node name. You can make the node name some name other than
the host name.
HTTP connector
Specifies the server specific properties, including the port number
and enablement.
Depending on the server type, other fields might display. For example,
PHP servers have fields for PHP and the Apache Tomcat root location. HTTP
and HTTPS connectors are not displayed for all server types.
HTTPS connector
Specifies the server specific properties, including port number,
enablement, and security.
HTTP and HTTPS connectors are not displayed for all server types.
Server configuration
Specifies additional properties for WebSphere Application Server
Community Edition servers.
Application repository
Specifies the location of the application repository that is used by the
WebSphere Application Server Community Edition server. You can specify variables
in this path, such as ${GERONIMO_HOME} to indicate the first part
of the path to the installation. To create new variables and modify existing
variables, click Environment > WebSphere Variables.
Server configuration folder
Specifies the folder that contains the configuration files for the server.
You can specify variables in this path, such as ${GERONIMO_HOME} to
indicate the first part of the path to the installation. To create new variables
and modify existing variables, click Environment > WebSphere Variables.
WebSphere Application Server Community Edition version
Specifies the version of WebSphere Application Server Community Edition
that is running on the server. Specify the version number with the point value,
such as 2.0.
Port offset
To avoid port conflicts, specify a port offset. The port offset is used
for stacked WebSphere Application Community Edition servers and increments
the port value. For example, for the default server instance, the port values
might be8085 for HTTP and 8443 for HTTPS. If you specify
a port offset of 5, when a new server is created, the HTTP port value
is 8090 and the HTTPS port value is 8448 for the new server.
If a third server is created, then the port values are 8095 for HTTP
and 8453 for HTTPS.