Changing root context (optional)

Jive Apache uses the context element of a web application to delegate a URL to your Jive web application. You can set the context to something other than root if required.

By default, Jive installs and configures using the root context. For example, http://yourcommunity.com. This is the recommended configuration and default installation behavior, but you can also specify a non-root context such as http://yourcommunity.com/engage. If you've already installed Jive, see Changing root context on existing installation to change the context to something other than root.

Important: Never use community as your non-root context because the application already uses this string.

To change the root context on a new install:

Add the non-root context to the startup property by using the following command, where engage is an example of adding new context. Setting this property makes the Jive web application available at http://yourcommunity.com/engage instead of http://yourcommunity.com.
```
jive set webapp.context engage
```
Restart the Web Application node by using the following command.
```
jive restart webapp
```
Restart the Jive Apache service by using the following command.
```
jive restart httpd
```