Apache is managed primarily by modifying the values of directives found in Apache configuration files. This is true on any platform. For example, if your server encountered stack overflow errors and you determined that you needed to increase the thread stack size, you would open /etc/opt/novell/httpd/httpd.conf, locate the ThreadStackSize directive, specify a higher stack size number, and then save the configuration file.
On NNLS, the configuration files are stored in the /etc/opt/novell/httpd directory. Its default document root is set to /var/opt/novell/httpd/htdocs.
In addition to directives, Apache modules are used to extend the basic functionality of the Web server. Several Novell products included with NNLS require the use of specially written Apache modules. For example, mod_ifolder is included when you install the Novell iFolder product, and mod_ipp is included when you install Novell iPrint.
For complete documentation on how to configure and manage Apache, see the Apache HTTP Server Version 2.0 documentation on the Apache.org Web site.