3.1 List of commands to be used in the Web Server

htpasswd

Registering the user name and password in the password file and changing the password

Registers a user name and password in the password file. You can change the password or delete a user name registered in the password file.

httpsd

Starts, restarts, or stops the Web Server, or registers or deletes a service

Starts, stops, or restarts the Web Server.

hwstraceinfo

Collecting the internal trace

When an application program is executed and a request is received, the events that occur in the system are collected as internal trace.

logresolve

Converting the IP address of the access log file into a host name

The logresolve command converts the IP address of the access log file (that has IP address at the beginning of the record) into the host, and outputs to the new log file.

hwscertutil cert -outform

Converting the certificate format

The hwscertutil cert -outform command converts the certificate format.

hwscertutil cert -text

Displaying certificate contents

Displaying certificate contents.

hwscertutil req

Displaying the contents of a Certificate Signing Request (CSR)

Displaying the contents of a Certificate Signing Request (CSR).

hwscertutil reqgen

Creating a Certificate Signing Request (CSR).

Creating a Certificate Signing Request (CSR). The created CSR file is submitted to the CA, which then issues the signed certificate.

hwskeygen

Creating a private key for the Web server

Creating a private key for the Web server. The created Web server private key file is specified in the SSLCertificateKeyFile directive.

sslpasswd

Creating password file for password-protected server private key

Creating password file for password-protected server private key. Before using the password-protected server private key, you can save the password in a file and then set the directive, so that you do not have to enter the password when the Web server starts.