Disclaimer:  I'm sure this going to be a simple answer, but...

After installion of IHS 6.0.2 on Windows 2000 I cannot connect to the
Administration Server because, apparently, the required files are not there.
The Administration Server service is running, I can connect to
http:\\server:8008, but it says "page not found" and the log file says that
"[drive]:\apache does not exist", which is true.  The software was insta
lled
into [drive]:\program files\IBM HTTP Server, and there is an admindocs
folder, but it is empty.

What have I done wrong?

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Hi John,

I have got the exact same problem. I have installed this through both the ty
pical and custom install. There are no admindocs installed with version 6.0.
2. I happen to have installed this on Windows 2000 also. I have not got an a
nswer to this but hope some
one will.

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Hi John, Litewait,

i have the same problem!!

Have you a fix for it? :-(

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I have the same problem and in fact i have previously installed WebSphere 6.
0 successfully and am using it. According to the documentation, WebSphere ad
min console should have seen and control the IHS 6.0 but it does not...

I can run ./adminctl start and i see the http process listening on the port 
8008 but I can not connect to it with a browser. It returns HTTP 404...

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"John Kagan" <jkagan@e-mtsonline.com> writes:

> After installion of IHS 6.0.2 on Windows 2000 I cannot connect to the
> Administration Server because, apparently, the required files are not ther
e.
> The Administration Server service is running, I can connect to
> http:\\server:8008, but it says "page not found" and the log file says tha
t
> "[drive]:\apache does not exist", which is true.  The software was ins
talled
> into [drive]:\program files\IBM HTTP Server, and there is an admindocs
> folder, but it is empty.
>
> What have I done wrong?

The admin server in v6 doesn't work the same way it used to.  It
is not designed to be accessed by a user from a browser.  Instead,
the user is expected to use the WebSphere Admin Console, which
will use the IHS admin server under the covers to perform the
administration.

See the doc: http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoc...admconsole.html

--
Dan Poirier <poirier@us.ibm.com>

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