HP-UX CSE(c) Official Study Guide and Desk Reference

I have configured DNS , and /sbin/init.d/webadmin will not start up. My /etc/resolv.conf file looks like this:

# cat /etc/resolv.conf domainname foo.bar.com search foo.bar.com nameserver 192.100.1.1 nameserver 192.100.1.2

Why won't webadmin start up? If I cannot resolve this problem, there is a line in the /usr/obam/server/conf/httpd.conf file that reads " allow from insert_domain_here ". What could I change this to, without referencing my DNS domain name , in order to allow webadmin to start?

Which directive controls the file used as the default Web page for a Web server? In which configuration file (the default name) is the directive located?

Give at least two reasons why system configuration tools commonly come with their own Web server and separate, associated configuration file.

How does the httpd daemon know where the all of the Web site's documents are located?

If I make changes to my httpd.conf file, what must I do in order to make those changes effective?