Hi,I have a task to have a Domino 6 and Apache server on the same server running. I want to have access to webmail and also have access to a website? Is that possible? If it is, do someone have the solution?
Thank you!
/Kenneth
Subject: Domino 6 and Apache server
edit: This is for Domino 5, but I think it will work on Domino 6… (I don’t have a domino 6 server atm)
two options:
You can either run the two services (Apache and Domino) on separate IP addresses or on different ports. I personally suggest different IP Addresses so you can use port 80 (the usual HTTP port) and 443 (SSL) normally on both servers.
For different IPs, here’s how.
Give the server on which they are running two different IP addresses in the OS.
In domino, go to the server document for the server, go to the Internet Protocols tab, choose HTTP, and enter the first IP in the ‘Host name(s)’ field. Then switch ‘bind to host name’ to ‘Enabled’
In Apache, go to the httpd.conf file in the conf directory, scroll down till you get to the ‘listen’ section, and enter ‘Listen 192.168.x.x:80’ (or whatever the IP for apache is, the second IP address you added in the OS)
Restart both services… they should now be running.
For different ports, it is a bit (but not much) different.
First, choose which server you want to make run on non-standard ports, and choose the ports for http and ssl (using SSL on non-standard ports does weird things I believe, but anyway…)
If you want to the Domino server to run on different ports:
In Notes, open the server document, go to the ‘Ports’ tab, choose ‘Internet ports’ from the subtabs, choose ‘Web’ from the even more subtabs, and edit the ‘TCP/IP port number’ to 8080 (or whatever port you chose).
Then scroll down a bit further to ‘SSL port number’ and change that to 8443 or whatever port you want to use for SSL.
If you want apache to run on different ports:
Open the httpd.conf file in the conf directory in the apache directory. Scroll down to the ‘Listen’ section. Change the ‘Listen 80’ to ‘Listen 8080’ (or whatever port number you chose). I don’t have SSL installed on my apache, so I am not sure where you change that port.
If you have any issues with this, reply and I’ll try to help you out.