CSP Gateway Configuration Guide
- About this Book
- Introduction to the CSP Gateway
- Who Should Read this Document
- CSP Documentation
- Conventions Used in this Document
- Supported Web Servers
- CSP Gateway Standalone Installers
- Configuring the Web Server and the CSP Gateway
- Private Web Server and Management Portal
- Web Servers for Microsoft Windows
- Microsoft IIS All Versions
- Microsoft IIS 7 or Later
- Microsoft IIS 6 or Earlier
- Apache Servers
- Nginx Servers
- Web Servers for UNIX®, Linux, and Mac OS X
- CSP Gateway Operation and Configuration
- CSP Web Gateway Management Page
- CSP Gateway and Security
- CGI Environment Variables
- HTTP Response Headers
- Making a CSP Page the Home Page for the Web Server
- Compressing the Response to Requests for CSP Forms (GZIP/ZLIB)
- CSP Page Output Caching
- CSP with Microsoft Active Server Pages (ASP) and VBScript
- Implementing HTTP authentication for CSP applications
- Mirrored Configurations, Failover, and Load Balancing
- Process Affinity and State-Aware Mode (Preserve Mode 1)
- Gateway Registry in Caché
- Using WebSockets (RFC 6455)
- Option for Automated Deployment Sites (Such As Cloud)
- Alternative Configurations for Microsoft Windows
- Using the Network Service Daemon (NSD)
- Alternative Options for IIS7 or Later
- Alternative Options for IIS6 or Earlier
- Alternative Options for Windows Apache
- Alternative Configurations for UNIX®, Linux, and Mac OS X
- Using the NSD on UNIX®, Linux, Mac OS X
- Atypical Options for Apache for UNIX®, Linux, Mac OS
- Locked-down Apache for UNIX®, Linux, and Mac OS X
- Alternative Option for Sun Web Servers
- Troubleshooting
- Apache Considerations UNIX®, Linux, and Mac OS X
- Building Apache for IBM AIX
- IIS Technical Notes
- Using Caché Server Pages with a Remote Web Server