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Chapter 7, Configuring Server Preferences 169
Configuring Network Settings
9.
Restart the server using the Services program or the Server Administration
page.
Changing the Server Name
The server name is the full hostname of your server machine. When clients
access your server, they use this name. The format for the server name is
machinename.yourdomain.domain
. For example, if your full domain
name is
netscape.com
, you could install a server with the name
www.netscape.com
.
If your system administrator has set up a DNS alias for your server, use that
alias on the Network Settings page in the Enterprise Administration Server. If
you do not have a DNS alias for your server, use the machine’s name combined
with your domain name to construct the full hostname.
To change the server name, edit the Server Name field in The Network Settings
Page in the Enterprise Administration Server.
Changing the Server Port Number
The Server Port Number specifies the TCP port that the server listens to. The
port number you choose can affect your users—if you use a nonstandard port,
then anyone accessing your server must specify a server name and port number
in the URL. For example, if you use port 8090, the user would specify
something like this URL:
http://www.netscape.com:8090
Port numbers for the most commonly used network-accessible services are
maintained in the file
/etc/services
(on Unix) or
\WINNT\System32\drivers\etc\services
(on Windows NT).
Although the port number can be any port from 1 to 65535, the standard
insecure web server port number is 80, and the standard secure web server port
number is 443.
For Unix, if you are not running as the
root
user when you install or start the
server, you must use a port number higher than 1024.