AS400 http Server

[Thomas R.]

When i am using Netscape or any other web brower to out as400
i get this message from as400:

Error 403

Forbidden - by rule

------------------------------------------------------------------------IBM-AS/400-HTTP-Server 1.0

On as400 job startet: strtcpsvr server(*http)
strtcpsvr server(*pop)

System:
Windows NT 4.0
Internet Explorer 3.0
As400 v3r7m0
Ethernet
tcpip

[Gert Svendsén]

Either you don´t have the right (user QTMHHTTP) to the
object(file,lib,folder) or you haven't edited the httpcfg( with commando
wrkhttpcfg) so you have map and pass statement to the right path. You also
have to fill out the welcome to the appropriate file(html). If you have to
choose filesystem the only choice is to use IFS( QOpenSys). Read more about
this on IBM's homepage or in the Redbook "Cool title about the AS/400 and
the Internet".
Good luck /Gert

Thomas R. <haas...@aon.at> skrev i inlägg <341F0A...@aon.at>...

[t.el...@pbnec.com]

Thomas,

It is hard to tell what your problem is exactly, without more
information. It sounds as though you have not set up your configuration
settings. If you haven't set your config yet then that is probably your
problem. If you have set up your config then please list your values for
the PASS, MAP and WELCOME settings.

Ted Elliott

In article <341F0A...@aon.at>,

"Thomas R." <haas...@aon.at> wrote:
>
> When i am using Netscape or any other web brower to out as400
> i get this message from as400:
>
> Error 403
>
> Forbidden - by rule
>

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------IBM-AS/400-HTTP-Server 1.0

>
> On as400 job startet: strtcpsvr server(*http)
> strtcpsvr server(*pop)
>
> System:
> Windows NT 4.0
> Internet Explorer 3.0
> As400 v3r7m0
> Ethernet
> tcpip

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[Peter C. Styer]

IBM has a good step by step procedure for setting up your AS/400 web
server. You can find it at:
http://www.as400.ibm.com/techstud/workshop/webbuild.htm

We were getting the same error until we granted QTMHHTTP authority to the
message queue.
Peter Styer

Thomas R. wrote in article <341F0A...@aon.at>...