Managing LightWave Server

The LightWave Server Console provides access to configuration and management functions and developer tools. The Console is accessed using any supported browser to navigate to the console port of a LightWave Server instance. Note that you must connect to the port that has been configured using the --console-ports option. For example, if your LightWave Server instance was started using the following command:

CODE

tacl> run SERVER / name $lws, cpu 0 / --backupcpu 1 --console-ports $ztc0:8080 --service-ports $ztc0:8090 --log $zhome info

Then the URL for the console is:

CODE

http://host-name:8080

Console Features

The following sections describe features available in the Console.

Signing in to the Console

The Dashboard

Dictionaries

APIs

Access Control Policies

Services

HTTP Logs

Diagnostic Logs

Server Certificates

Users and Groups

Managing the Filesystem

Using Configuration Files

The LightWave Server Console provides access to configuration and management functions and developer tools. The Console is accessed using any supported browser to navigate to the console port of a LightWave Server instance. Note that you must connect to the port that has been configured using the --console-ports option. For example, if your LightWave Server instance was started using the following command:

CODE

tacl> run SERVER / name $lws, cpu 0 / --backupcpu 1 --console-ports $ztc0:8080 --service-ports $ztc0:8090 --log $zhome info

Then the URL for the console is:

CODE

http://host-name:8080

Console Features

The following sections describe features available in the Console.

Signing in to the Console

The Dashboard

Dictionaries

APIs

Access Control Policies

Services

HTTP Logs

Diagnostic Logs

Server Certificates

Users and Groups

Managing the Filesystem

Using Configuration Files