The web-based interface of the Sun Ray administration application is designed to run with the Sun WebServer 2.1. However, if you want to run it under a different web server, the following general tips are provided.

• Make sure that your web server's document root is either set to
  /opt/SUNWut/lib/locale/html or is a symbolic link to it (the preferred option).
• Make sure that your web server's cgi-bin directory contains copies of the executables in /opt/SUNWut/cgi-bin or contains individual symbolic links to them (the preferred option).
• If you use symbolic links for the document superuser or CGI executables, make sure your web server is configured to allow symbolic links.
• Set up your web server's mappings so all requests for the top-level document (the "/" document) are mapped to /cgi-bin/main. You can do this through HTTP redirects, aliases, or similar mechanisms.
• Set up your web server so it only accepts connections from the local host unless you have installed additional security software that encrypts connections between the browser and server.
• Set up your web server so CGI applications are run as the @(CGI_USER) you specified on your worksheet (see "Configuring the Software" on page 39) and that the /var/opt/SUNWut/cgitokens subdirectory is owned by this same user and is only readable, writable, and executable by this user.