Why are there two ns-httpd processes running for one instance of iws 6

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I'm used to iWS 4.x where there's only one watchdog and one ns-httpd process running for any given install of iWS. Now in iWS 6.x I noticed there are two processes for the admin server and two processes for the actual single web server instance, along with two watchdogs.
What are the extra web server instances doing? I noticed that there is a 'parent' relationship with the pid's, so I guess one is spawning the other, but why? If it's to have persistent state over restart, isn't that what uxwdog is for?
Thanks in advance,
James Huang

goldeye wrote:
$ ps -ef|grep ns-httpd
root 5612 5611 0 May 09 ? 2:22 ns-httpd -d /u00/iplanet/server6/https-admserv/config
root 5613 5612 0 May 09 ? 5:30 ns-httpd -d /u00/iplanet/server6/https-admserv/configThis is Administration Server
root 22940 22939 3 May 16 ? 155:11 ns-httpd -d /u00/iplanet/server6/https-eagnmnsu24f.xxxx.gov/config
nobody 23040 22940 0 May 16 ? 136:35 ns-httpd -d /u00/iplanet/server6/https-eagnmnsu24f.xxxx.gov/configThis is Web Server instance.
Can you send the output of ps -ef|grep iplanet ?
iplanet Web Server is very old please move to latest Web Servers.
You can download latest Web Servers from [http://www.sun.com/download/index.jsp?cat=Web%20%26%20Proxy%20Servers&tab=3&subcat=Web%20Servers].
Please use either of the two
Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 update 5 (release notes are located @ [http://wikis.sun.com/display/WebServerdocs/Release+Notes]) or
Sun ONE web Server 6.1 SP11 ( release notes are located @ [http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/820-7659]).
Migration Guide will help you in migration [http://wikis.sun.com/display/WebServerdocs/Installation+and+Migration+Guide] or let us know if you have any problems.
When I start Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 or Sun ONE 6.1 Server instance, I can see one watchdog and two webservd processes :
$ps -ef|grep /export2
user 7967 7966 ... webservd -r /export2/ws -d /export2/ws/https-....
user 7966 7965 ... webservd -r /export2/ws -d /export2/ws/https-...
user 7965 1 ... ./webservd-wdog -r /export2/ws -d /export2/ws/https-...

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