Getting Started.book - Bottomline Technologies

CONFIGURING A WEB SERVERConfiguring an Apache Web Server3. In a text editor, open WINDOWS\system32\inetsrv\Metabase.XML.4. Increase the value of AspMaxRequestEntityAllowed.5. The value must be higher than the largest document you intend to upload.6. Save and close WINDOWS\system32\inetsrv\Metabase.XML.7. In the Windows Services window, restart the IIS Admin Service, World WideWeb Publishing Service, FTP Publishing Service, and SMTP Service.In addition to providing a Web server, IIS can also be used to provide support for SimpleMail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) functionality, which enables users to send email from theTransform Content Center client without the need of a mail client.To verify that the SMTP Service is installed and running:• At a command prompt use the telnet command to connect to the host machineon port 25:telnet 25 is the name of the Transform Content Center host machine.If the service is ready for use, a message is displayed, giving details of the service andstating that it is ready.If the service is not ready, the following message is displayed.Could not open a connection to host on port 25 : Connect failedIf this is the case, on the Transform Content Center host machine, open the InternetServices Manager, right-click SMTP Virtual Server, and then click Start.Configuring an Apache Web ServerAfter using the Configuration wizard, selecting Other Web server to specify details ofyour Web server, configure an existing Apache Web server as described in this section.For more information about Apache, see the Apache 2.0 documentation at http://www.apache.org.Configuration involves editing the httpd.conf file within the Apache installation (normallyin the \conf directory).Specification and configuration requirementsFor use with Transform Content Center software, your Apache Web server must meetthe following criteria:• Apache 2.0.47 minimum. If possible, use a more recent version.22 Getting Started