F-SECURE POLICY MANAGER 7.0 -, Administrator'S Manual

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3.4 Configuring F-Secure Policy Manager Server
Under the conf\ directory in the Policy Manager Server installation
directory, you will find a file named httpd.conf, which contains the
configuration information for F-Secure Policy Manager Server.
3.4.1 Changing the Communication Directory Path
If the existing network drive on which the communication directory is
located is getting full, you can change its location by using these
instructions.
1. Choose a new network path on a drive with more space. Create the
path and ensure that the
fsms_<machine wins name> user has Full
Control access rights to all the directories on the path.
2. Stop the F-Secure Policy Manager Server service.
3. Copy the whole directory structure from the old commdir path to the
new path.
4. Change the value for the
CommDir
and
CommDir2
directives in
httpd.conf. The default configuration contains the following
configuration:
CommDir "C:\Program Files\F-Secure\Management Server
5\CommDir"
CommDir2 "C:\Program Files\F-Secure\Management Server
5\CommDir"
If you want to change the Communication Directory Location to
E:\CommDir
, change the directives to reflect that configuration:
CommDir "E:\CommDir"
CommDir2 "E:\CommDir"
After any change to the configuration, you need to stop F-Secure
Policy Manager Server, and restart it for the changes to become
active.
The F-Secure Policy Manager Web Reporting settings that can be
configured in httpd.conf are explained in
“
Maintaining Web
Reporting ”, 190