On the _Web Server Options_ screen, you can adjust the Backup Manager settings used for HTTP and HTTPS connections. Web server HTTP settings control the web server configuration specific to unencrypted HTTP connections. Web server HTTPS settings control the web server configuration specific to encrypted (SSL) HTTPS connections.
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To access the Backup Manager via HTTP protocol, start the address with {{http://}}. For HTTPS, use {{https://}}.
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Follow the instructions below to configure the web server options in the Backup Manager.
1. In the Main Menu, click *Advanced Options* and select *Web Server Options*. The _Web Server Options_ screen displays, as shown in the following image.
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2. Define the HTTP options in the _HTTP Options_ section.
* To enable HTTP, select the *Enabled* check box. If this check box is not selected, all users will be required to use an SSL connection and access the Backup Manager with a URL starting with *https*.
* In the *Port* field, enter the port number on which you want the HTTP server to listen. The default port is *80*.{info:title=Note}
You can also specify the HTTP port using the Windows Backup Manager Configuration Utility. For more information about using this utility, see [ServerBackup:Configure Backup Manager ports].
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* In the *Max Connections* field, enter the maximum number of simultaneous user connections via HTTP protocol. The default value is *100*.
h6. 3. Define the HTTPS/SSL options in the _SSL Options_ section.
* To enable the HTTPS connection, select the *Enabled* check box. If this check box is not selected, the connection via HTTPS protocol is blocked.
* In the *Port* field, enter the port number on which you want the HTTPS server to listen. The default port is *80*.{info:title=Note}
You can also specify the HTTPS port using the Windows Backup Manager Configuration Utility. For more information about using this utility, see [ServerBackup:Configure Backup Manager ports].
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* Select the *SSL Redirect* check box to redirect all requests to HTTPS protocol.
* In the *Max Connections* field, enter the maximum number of simultaneous user connections via HTTPS protocol. The default value is *100*.
* In the *Keystore Path* field, enter the full path to the file containing the key.
4. Click the *Save* button. The web server must be restarted if the web server options were changed.
If changes were made, the _Restart Web Server_ window displays.
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5. Click *Yes* to restart the Web server. The window closes, and the Web server is restarted.
Restarting the Web server does not interrupt any running tasks.
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* If the port number is changed, it must be manually added to the URL.
* If a protocol is disabled, you must manually change its type. If you fail to change the type, the page automatically redirects you when the Web server resumes.
* If the Web server does not restart in approximately 30 seconds, check the server logs for errors. The default path for logs is {{C:\Program Files\Server Backup\log}} (for Windows) or {{/usr/sbin/r1soft/log}} (for Linux).
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To access the Backup Manager via HTTP protocol, start the address with {{http://}}. For HTTPS, use {{https://}}.
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Follow the instructions below to configure the web server options in the Backup Manager.
1. In the Main Menu, click *Advanced Options* and select *Web Server Options*. The _Web Server Options_ screen displays, as shown in the following image.
!Web Server Options screen.png|border=1!
2. Define the HTTP options in the _HTTP Options_ section.
* To enable HTTP, select the *Enabled* check box. If this check box is not selected, all users will be required to use an SSL connection and access the Backup Manager with a URL starting with *https*.
* In the *Port* field, enter the port number on which you want the HTTP server to listen. The default port is *80*.{info:title=Note}
You can also specify the HTTP port using the Windows Backup Manager Configuration Utility. For more information about using this utility, see [ServerBackup:Configure Backup Manager ports].
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* In the *Max Connections* field, enter the maximum number of simultaneous user connections via HTTP protocol. The default value is *100*.
h6. 3. Define the HTTPS/SSL options in the _SSL Options_ section.
* To enable the HTTPS connection, select the *Enabled* check box. If this check box is not selected, the connection via HTTPS protocol is blocked.
* In the *Port* field, enter the port number on which you want the HTTPS server to listen. The default port is *80*.{info:title=Note}
You can also specify the HTTPS port using the Windows Backup Manager Configuration Utility. For more information about using this utility, see [ServerBackup:Configure Backup Manager ports].
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* Select the *SSL Redirect* check box to redirect all requests to HTTPS protocol.
* In the *Max Connections* field, enter the maximum number of simultaneous user connections via HTTPS protocol. The default value is *100*.
* In the *Keystore Path* field, enter the full path to the file containing the key.
4. Click the *Save* button. The web server must be restarted if the web server options were changed.
If changes were made, the _Restart Web Server_ window displays.
!Restart Web Server window.png|border=1!
5. Click *Yes* to restart the Web server. The window closes, and the Web server is restarted.
Restarting the Web server does not interrupt any running tasks.
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* If the port number is changed, it must be manually added to the URL.
* If a protocol is disabled, you must manually change its type. If you fail to change the type, the page automatically redirects you when the Web server resumes.
* If the Web server does not restart in approximately 30 seconds, check the server logs for errors. The default path for logs is {{C:\Program Files\Server Backup\log}} (for Windows) or {{/usr/sbin/r1soft/log}} (for Linux).
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Instructions on how to configure Web Server Options in the Backup Manager.
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