You use the HCL Domino® Web Server Configuration database to map custom messages that you create. These messages can be those that browser users receive when they access a Web application, or they can be custom HTML pages that you use for session-based authentication of Web users with a name and password.

Procedure

1. Make sure the Web server exists (is properly set up).

2. From the Domino Administrator, choose File -> Application -> New.

3. Under Server, enter the name of the Domino server on which you want to create this database.

4. Select the Domino Web Server Configuration template from the Advanced Templates list.

5. For Title, enter a name for the database.

6. For File name, enter DOMCFG.NSF.

Important: The database must have this file name. Do not give it a unique name that you create.

8. Edit the database ACL as follows to control anonymous access:

• Set the 'Default' entry to No Access, withRead Public Documents selected.
• Add the entry Anonymous and set it to No Access, with Read Public Documents selected.

Note: If you created the database from the domcfg5.ntf template provided with Domino V12 or a later version, the database ACL is correctly configured for anonymous access and this step is unnecessary.

Related concepts
Session-based name-and-password authentication for Web clients

Related tasks
Setting up a Domino server as a Web server
Mapping custom Web server messages
Custom Web server messages

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