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How to migrate from Apache to IBM HTTP

Hi experts,
I am trying to migrate existing application from Apache to IBM HTTP server.

I have copied the additional module mod_jk.so from /etc/httpd/modules to %IHS_BASE_DIR%/modules and workers.properties to %IHS_BASE_DIR%/conf.
Updated %IHS_BASE_DIR%/httpd.conf , but for Apache there are some application config files under conf.d directory and i am confused where to place those files in my IHS tree?


Any help here plz?

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httpd - Apache Hypertext Transfer Protocol Server SYNOPSIS
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