During installation, Netscape servers are configured with default settings
for the ``ServerName'', ``Hosts'', and ``Addresses'' fields.
If you reconfigure TCP/IP, your Netscape server might
no longer be properly configured.
To configure the Netscape FastTrack Server after deferring or reconfiguring
networking configuration, edit the appropriate configuration files:
In /usr/internet/ns_httpd/admserv/ns-admin.conf, set
``ServerName'' to the string returned by the hostname command.
Set the ``Hosts'' and ``Addresses'' to the hostnames and
IP addresses allowed to administer this server.
After setting these variables, restart the admin server.
You can now use the Netscape Administration Server to further
configure the server:
If the system is running SCO OpenServer or SCO Internet FastStart without virtual domains,
in /usr/internet/ns_httpd/httpd-80/config/magnus.conf, set
``ServerName'' to the string returned by hostname.
Then, copy this file to
/usr/internet/ns_httpd/admserv/httpd-80/magnus.conf.
NOTE:
The timestamp on the former file must be the same or earlier than
that on the latter.
If the system is running SCO Internet FastStart with virtual domains, in
/usr/internet/ns_httpd/httpd-80.IP_address/config/magnus.conf
(where IP_address is the primary IP address for the system),
set ``ServerName'' to the string returned by hostname.
Then, copy this file to
/usr/internet/ns_httpd/admserv/httpd-80.IP_address/magnus.conf.
NOTE:
The timestamp on the former file must be the same or earlier than
that on the latter.
If a secure server is installed, and the system is running SCO OpenServer
or SCO Internet FastStart without virtual domains, in
/usr/internet/ns_httpd/httpd-443/config/magnus.conf
set ``ServerName'' to the string returned by hostname.
Then, copy the file to
/usr/internet/ns_httpd/admserv/httpd-443/magnus.conf.
NOTE:
The timestamp on the former file must be the same or earlier than
that on the latter.
If a secure server is installed, and the system is running
SCO OpenServer 5.0.4 or SCO Internet FastStart with virtual domains, in
/usr/internet/ns_httpd/httpd-443.IP_address/config/magnus.conf
(where IP_address is the primary IP address for the system),
set ``ServerName'' to the string returned by hostname.
Then, copy this file to
/usr/internet/ns_httpd/admserv/https-443.IP_address/magnus.conf.
NOTE:
The timestamp on the former file must be the same or earlier than
that on the latter.
These changes will not take effect until the server is stopped and restarted.
Changing the hostname
To change the hostname of your SCO OpenServer or SCO Internet FastStart system,
follow the instructions in
``Changing the system name''
(http://osr5doc.sco.com:457/MailMsgG/mmdfD.troub_sysname.html)
in the
Mail and Messaging Guide
(http://osr5doc.sco.com:457/MailMsgG/CONTENTS.html),
skipping step 4 unless you have removed sendmail and installed MMDF.
Before rebooting (step 7), edit these files to replace all
occurrences of the old name with the new name:
Using the SCOadmin Network Configuration Manager
to change your IP address does not remove the old entry from
/etc/hosts and does not change the /etc/default/nbconf
file properly.
You must manually remove the improper entry from /etc/hosts
and make changes to the following entries in
/etc/default/nbconf: