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HonorGod,<br />
Thanks for reply. It very helpful. I'll download and build IHS61 after contract. <br />
Mustafa
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Thank you for the grade and points.<br />
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Good luck &amp;&nbsp;have a great day.
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Hi there,<br />
I was built IBM &nbsp;Websphere 6.0 Web Application Server and IBM HTTP Server (IBM IHS 6.0). It was working properly, and I can control Apache Web Server with IBM IHS using apachectl commands. Recently, I've installed IBM Websphere 6.1, and problems started.<br />
1. Should I reinstall IBM IHS 6.0 for WAS61? Because some settings in IHS 60 are not correct for WAS 61. Is there any way to change there settings under IBMIHS directory without reinstall? WAS 61 and IHS60 are compatible?<br />
2. Or, should I install a new version of IHS for WAS61? <br />
3. After install, I want to redirect <a href="http://www.myportal.com:10040/wps/portal" rel="ugc">www.myportal.com:10040/wps/portal</a>&nbsp;TO <a href="http://www.myportal.com" rel="ugc">www.myportal.com</a><br />
Is it enough to change httpd.conf file under IHS/conf directory?<br />
Regards,<br />
Mustafa <br />
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Hi there,
I was built IBM  Websphere 6.0 Web Application Server and IBM HTTP Server (IBM IHS 6.0). It was working properly, and I can control Apache Web Server with IBM IHS using apachectl commands. Recently, I've installed IBM Websphere 6.1, and problems started.
1. Should I reinstall IBM IHS 6.0 for WAS61? Because some settings in IHS 60 are not correct for WAS 61. Is there any way to change there settings under IBMIHS directory without reinstall? WAS 61 and IHS60 are compatible?
2. Or, should I install a new version of IHS for WAS61? 
3. After install, I want to redirect www.myportal.com:10040/wps/portal TO www.myportal.com
Is it enough to change httpd.conf file under IHS/conf directory?
Regards,
Mustafa 






 

HonorGod,
Thanks for reply. It very helpful. I&amp;#39;ll download and build IHS61 after contract. 
Mustafa

Thank you for the grade and points.

Good luck &amp;amp; have a great day.

IBM Websphere 61 and IBM HTTP Server

Hi there,
I was built IBM  Websphere 6.0 Web Application Server and IBM HTTP Server (IBM IHS 6.0). It was working properly, and I can control Apache Web Server with IBM IHS using apachectl commands. Recently, I&amp;#39;ve installed IBM Websphere 6.1, and problems started.
1. Should I reinstall IBM IHS 6.0 for WAS61? Because some settings in IHS 60 are not correct for WAS 61. Is there any way to change there settings under IBMIHS directory without reinstall? WAS 61 and IHS60 are compatible?
2. Or, should I install a new version of IHS for WAS61? 
3. After install, I want to redirect www.myportal.com:10040/wps/portal TO www.myportal.com
Is it enough to change httpd.conf file under IHS/conf directory?
Regards,
Mustafa 






 

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