Verify junctioned, third-party Web server
Verify the correct operation of a junctioned, third-party Web application server is similar to the procedure for WebSEAL. Enter the following URL into your browser to verify the third-party Web server is functioning properly:
http://junctioned-webserver-machinenameDo not specify a port number so that we determines if the server is listening on port 80 (HTTP). If successful, the index.html page of the third-party Web server is displayed.
The WebSEAL junction for the Web server is created with a pdadmin command. In the following example, the junction points to the third-party Web server in the WebSEAL /myjunction file space:
pdadmin> server task webseald-webseal-machinename create -t tcp -p junctioned-server-port -h junctioned-webserver-machinename -c iv_user,iv_groups /myjunction
Try to access the index.html page on the junctioned Web server through WebSEAL with the following URL:
webseal-machinename/myjunction
If we configured the junction to use secure communication (-t ssl), your browser might issue warnings about the WebSEAL server certificate and prompt you for a user name and password. Enter sec_master for the user name and the appropriate password. If successful, the index.html page of the third-party Web server is displayed.
Parent topic: Common problems with WebSEAL servers