Oracle A54857-03 - Manual (Page 52)

6-4 Oracle Web Application Server™ Installation Guide
• reads and parses the Netscape obj.conf, magnus.conf, and mime.types
files and translates the migratable items into the Oracle Web Application
Server configuration
• writes the translated configuration and the default Oracle Web
Application Server configuration to the Oracle Web Listener svserver.cfg
file
• registers the newly migrated Oracle Web Application Server with the
owl.cfg
file
Migrating the magnus.conf File
The ServerName directive defines the server host name. For example:
ServerName wchan-sun.us.oracle.com
It is mapped into the Web Application Server svserver.cfg MULTIPORT section.
The Port directive defines the TCP port the server listens to. For example:
Port 7000
It is mapped into the Web Application Server svserver.cfg MULTIPORT section.
The Security directive tells the server whether encryption is enabled. For
example:
Security off
It is mapped into the Web Application Server svserver.cfg MULTIPORT section.
The Security column of the MULTIPORT section will be SSL if encryption is
enabled.
If security is activated, the user must generate a new SSL Key certificate for the
newly migrated Oracle Web Application Server. Refer to the Oracle Web
Administration Server for setting up SSL for Oracle Web Application Server.
The DNS directive specifies whether DNS lookup is performed on the clients
that access the server. For example:
DNS off
It is mapped into the Web Application Server svserver.cfg [NetInfo] section. DNS
Resolution is always, if activated, otherwise DNS Resolution is never.