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h3. The {{server.xml}} File
The {{server.xml}} file contains most of the server configuration. A schema file, {{sun-web-server_7_0.xsd}}, validates its format and content. For more information about {{sun-web-server_7_0.xsd}} and the various elements of {{server.xml}}, see Chapter&nbsp;2, [Syntax and Use of server.xml|Administrator's Configuration File Reference#chap2] and Chapter&nbsp;3, [Elements in server.xml|Administrator's Configuration File Reference#chap3].

h3. The {{magnus.conf}} File
The {{magnus.conf}} file contains the NSAPI plug-in initialization directives and settings that control the way NSAPI plug-ins are run. For more information about {{magnus.conf}}, see Chapter&nbsp;4, [Syntax and Use of magnus.conf|Administrator's Configuration File Reference#chap4] and Chapter&nbsp;5, [Predefined SAFs in magnus.conf|Administrator's Configuration File Reference#chap5].

h3. The {{obj.conf}} File
The {{obj.conf}} file contains directives for HTTP request processing. For more information about {{obj.conf}}, see Chapter&nbsp;6, [Syntax and Use of obj.conf|Administrator's Configuration File Reference#chap6] and Chapter&nbsp;7, [Predefined SAFs and Filters in obj.conf|Administrator's Configuration File Reference#chap7].

h3. The {{mime.types}} File
The {{mime.types}} file maps file extensions to MIME types to enable the server to determine the content type of a requested resource. For example, requests for resources with {{.html}} extensions indicate that the client is requesting an HTML file, while requests for resources with {{.gif}} extensions indicate that the client is requesting an image file in GIF format. For more information about {{mime.types}}, see Chapter&nbsp;8, [MIME Types|Administrator's Configuration File Reference#chap8].

h3. ACL Files
The Access Control List (ACL) files contain lists that define who can access resources stored on your Web Server. By default, Web Server uses one ACL file. You can create multiple ACL files and reference them in the {{obj.conf}} and {{server.xml}} files. For more information about ACL files, see Chapter&nbsp;9, [ACL Files|Administrator's Configuration File Reference#chap9].

h3. Other Configuration Files
Other configuration files for administration and for applications include the {{certmap.conf}}, {{sun-web.xml}}, {{login.conf}}, {{server.policy}}, and {{default-web.xml}}. For more information on these files, see Chapter&nbsp;10, [Other Server Configuration Files|Administrator's Configuration File Reference#chap10].

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