A web server is a computer that runs websites. It's a computer program that distributes web pages as they are requisitioned. The basic objective of the web server is to store, process and deliver web pages to the users. This intercommunication is done using Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP).
In this “Setting up a Web Server - Linux” you will learn about following topics:
- Introduction to Web Servers
- The Apache Webserver
- Starting the Apache Web Server
- Configuring the Apache Server
- Setting The Global Environment
- Setting The Number Of Server Processes
- Binding To Specific Addresses
- Setting The Main Server's Configuration
- Choosing The Server's User And Group
- Disabling Indexes In Root Directory
- Identifying User Directories
- Starting and Stopping the Server
- Monitoring Server Activities
- Displaying Server Information
- Displaying Server Status
- Further Security Of Server-Info And Server-Status
- Logging Errors
- Logging Transfers
- Statistics Packages Available For Red Hat Linux
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BCA 7th Semester Linux Operating System Notes Pdf:
- Unit I: Introduction Of Linux
- Unit II: Basics Of Linux
- Unit III: Installation Of Linux
- Unit IV: System Administration
- Unit V: User Management
- Unit VI: Security And System Handling
- Unit VIII: Setting Up DHCP And NIS
- Unit IX: Setting Up A MySQL Database Server
- Unit X: Setting up DNS Servers
- Unit XI: ISP Simulation
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