Web Server: Control

The Web Server, FTP Server, and IP Updater can be separately controlled.

The configuration and status of each is shown in the table. Each row of the table displays:

Server:

The name of the server.

Port:

Network port used by the server.

Service (Windows NT/2000 only):

Servers may be run either as applications or as Windows Services. The Service field indicates if the server is being run as a Windows Service. If not, then the server is being run as a Windows Application.

AutoStart:

AutoStart indicates if the server is stated when MiniPortal is run (if the server is run as a Windows Application), or if the server is started when the system is booted (if the servers is run as a Windows Service).

Status:

Status indicates the operating state of the server. The server may be Stopped, Stopping, Started, or Starting.

Control:

Controls indicates the operation that will be performed on the server by clicking the displayed button.

Note: since the Web Server must always be running to access the MiniPortal Administrator, it can only be restarted from the web browser interface.

Configuration:

Configuration indicates the configuration operation that will be performed on the server by clicking the displayed button. The server must be stopped in order to change the configuration.