Using a Peer Web Server

iPAM features a built in web server that can accomodate light loads.  For heavier usage you should use a conventional web server as a peer to iPAM.  The web server needs to have access to the two iPAM directories, 0supportDir and 0workingDir.  It needs to map two URLs into these two directories.

The two URLs that the web server must alias are:

/PAMSupportDir/ - should alias into 0supportDir
/PAMWorkingDir/ - should alias into 0workingDir
In addition iPAM must be configured to recognize the existence of a peer web server.  This is done by manually editing the checkpoint file (before running iPAM) and editing the exec property peerProtocolHostAndPort.  For example:
(peerProtocolHostAndPort http://littlefoot.home.home:19090)
  Revised 13 August 1999