Guide to setting up HTTP/2 connectivity for Domino

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A guide to providing HTTP/2 connectivity to your Domino-based website is now available on the AGECOM website at:

1000101 - Setting up HTTP/2 on a Domino Server https://www.agecom.com.au/support/agecomkb.nsf/0/464E2235A8E13F86CA258130003B472F?OpenDocument

Using NGINX (a free open-source high-performance HTTP server and reverse proxy) you can provide HTTP/2 connectivity to your Domino-based website enabling web pages to load much faster.

The technical guide provides you with all the steps to install and configure NGINX to work with your Domino server. It includes detailed information, examples, and sample files. We’ve successfully implemented this solution on a number of customer sites who use Domino for their website. I hope it’s of benefit to the Lotus / Domino Community.

Alex Elliott

http://www.agecom.com.au http://www.agecom.com.au

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Subject: Documentation Update

Additional information has been added to the guide regarding the adding of ‘HTTPEnableConnectorHeaders’ to the Domino server’s notes.ini file. This is to ensure the actual ip address of the remote connection is recorded by the Domino server instead of the ip address assigned to nginx.

The sample nginx.conf file has also been updated to add the ‘proxy_set_header’ lines to the http (port 80) section.