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Specifying the Netscape Application Server Responsible for Logging
In a multiple-server enterprise, you can specify the Netscape Application Server to be used for Web server logging.

In a single-server enterprise, the single server is the Netscape Application Server to which the Web connector forwards application requests by default. For single-server enterprises, this value should not be changed.

In a multiple-server enterprise, the logging Netscape Application Server is the same server to which the Web connector sends application requests by default. For more information about the Web connector, see "Installing Multiple Netscape Application Servers."

To specify the Netscape Application Server responsible for logging

  1. Open the registry editor by typing kregedit at the command prompt.

    2. The registry editor opens and displays the keys and values that apply to the Netscape Application Server.

    For Windows NT, use regedit and start at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\KIVA.

  2. Open the following key:

    3. KIVA\\Enterprise\\2.0\\HTTPLOG

  3. Double-click the Host String value.

    4.

    The String Editor dialog box appears.

  4. For the value data, enter the host IP address for the Netscape Application Server you want to perform Web server logging and click OK.

  5. Double-click the Port DWORD value.

    6.

  6. For the value data, enter the port number for the Executive Server process of the same Netscape Application Server and click OK.

  7. Close the registry editor.
 

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