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I have installed IBM http server and plugins. Then i copy configurewebserver1.sh file from plugins directory to appserver/bin &nbsp;and executed it. But i am getting problem in starting the http server. <br />
Below are the commands.<br />
[root@LinuxCig bin]# ./apachectl start<br />
httpd: Could not determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 192.168.5.185 for ServerName<br />
httpd (pid 3373) already running<br />
[root@LinuxCig bin]# <br />
Please help
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I have installed IBM http server and plugins. Then i copy configurewebserver1.sh file from plugins directory to appserver/bin  and executed it. But i am getting problem in starting the http server.
Below are the commands.
[root@LinuxCig bin]# ./apachectl start
httpd: Could not determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 192.168.5.185 for ServerName
httpd (pid 3373) already running
[root@LinuxCig bin]#
Please help

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I have two linux machines A and B. I have installed deployment manager and a custom profile on machine A and a custom node on machine B. Custom node on machine B is sucessfully federated with dmgr at &nbsp;machine B. now i want to install IBM http server and plugins on both the machines. Please give me full description. 
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I have two linux machines A and B. I have installed deployment manager and a custom profile on machine A and a custom node on machine B. Custom node on machine B is sucessfully federated with dmgr at  machine B. now i want to install IBM http server and plugins on both the machines. Please give me full description. 

IBM HTTP server

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