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A

access

restrict     3-8
restrict URLs     3-9
access list     C-4, C-10, C-12, C-14, C-19, C-23

group     C-10, C-22, C-23
account

access     3-5
admin     3-4, B-7
changing password     3-6
changing password for others     3-6
deleting     3-6
error message     B-7
forced delete     B-7
number of user     B-7
RADIUS     3-8
understanding     3-5
user     B-4
administrator     2-7

account     2-12, 3-3, B-4
authentication     3-6
forced-delete     B-7
login     2-12, 3-3
password     2-12, 3-3
age multiplier     3-33

archive log     4-7

ata0 directory     3-11, 3-12, 4-6, 5-3, B-10

     3-11
upgrading system software     5-3
attaching

Cache Engines to switch     1-25
authentication

administrator     3-6
RADIUS, for selective URL blocking     3-8

B

bad connects     B-5

badurl.lst

blocking URL access     3-11
message     B-6
bandwidth

optimize     1-2, 1-8, 1-15
optimizing     1-15
savings     4-27
savings statistics     4-27
basic configuration     2-7

block URLs

based on RADIUS account     3-8
specific URLs     3-11
boot     2-5, 2-7, B-2

interrupt     3-16
reboot     5-2
browser     1-5, 1-8, 1-12, 1-15, 2-9, 2-11, 3-25, 3-26, 3-34, 5-4, C-2

open management interface     2-12
version     1-29
bypass

cache     1-10

C

cable

console     5-8
cross-over     5-6
ethernet specifications     5-6
pinouts     5-6
replacing     5-6
straight-through     5-6
UTP     5-6
warning     2-3
Cache Engine

adding     5-4
attaching mount brackets     2-6
basic configuration     2-7
bypass     1-10
cache farms     1-8
cache hierarchy     1-9
CE2050 back panel     2-4
CE2050 front panel     2-5
characteristics     1-3
choosing subnet     1-14
default factory settings     3-36
example on same network interface     1-27
example setup on separate interfaces     1-22
example with switches     1-25
failure, how handled     1-11
filtering traffic     1-11
functional characteristics     1-6
hardware requirements     1-5
how many you need     1-15
installing     2-3
management interface     2-12
maximal configuration     1-5
overview     1-2
recommended enterprise setup     1-22
removing     5-5
replacing     5-5
showing status     2-11
storage     1-3
upgrading software     5-3
WCCP connection     C-3
WCCP explained     1-7
what it does     1-7
cache farm

adding Cache Engine     5-4
bypass     1-10
disable     5-6
explanation of     1-8
IP address     1-9
messages     B-7
moving     5-4
cache hierarchy

explained     1-9
CacheConfigShow console command     A-2

caching

explanation of     1-7
how long data is stored     1-12
proxy not recommended     3-25
router support     2-10
strategy     1-13
transparent recommended     3-25
troubleshooting     6-2
web traffic     1-2
what does not get cached     1-11
Catalyst 5000

example     1-22
configuration     2-7

initial     2-7
proxy mode     3-25
required information     2-2
connections

2000     1-11
bad connects     B-6
capacity message     B-8
hung     B-9
Internet connections     A-9
management interface     2-12
TCP     1-3, B-8
TCP connection timeout     3-36
WCCP and Cache Engine     C-3
console

cable specifications     5-8
commands     6-4, A-1
port     1-3
WCCP     C-4
console command

CacheConfigShow     A-2
CPU_UsageShow     A-3
DiagDump     A-3
DirectoryDump     A-7
DISK_UsageShow     A-7
FSReset     A-7
FSSync     A-7
inetstatShow     A-9
ipstatShow     A-10
memShow     A-11
NET_UsageShow     A-11
routeShow     A-12
routestatShow     A-13
ShowSyslogSettings     A-14
tcpstatShow     A-15
TechSupport     A-17
TeeDebugOff     A-22
TeeDebugOn     A-22
UpgradeShow     A-24
WC_ResetMother     A-24
console commands     A-1

cookie

caching     3-34, 6-3
troubleshooting     6-3
CPU_UsageShow console command     A-3

D

date and time

GMT     3-28
NTP     3-28
debugging

flush     3-32
TeeDebugOff     A-22
TeeDebugOn console command     A-22
troubleshooting     6-1
default

age multiplier     3-33
buttons     3-2
Cache Engine factory settings     3-36
DEFAULT button     3-2
gateway     1-27, 2-2, 2-7, 3-16, 3-27
HTTP port     3-21
ICP port setting     3-21
ICP server cache port     3-23
IMS     3-34
max delay in healing mode     3-31
max wait for replies     3-20
remove from wait list after     3-20
TCP options     3-35
transparent cache vs. proxy cache     3-25
tuning     3-35
WC_ResetMother console command     A-24
default gateway

setting     2-7
DiagDump console command     A-3

diagnostics

DiagDump console command     A-3
DiagDump on management interface     4-17
dimensions

Cache Engine     1-3
DirectoryDump console command     A-5

disable

cache farm     5-6
DISK_UsageShow console command     A-7

DNS     B-6

configure     3-18
error message     B-6
lookup     3-18
must be configured in proxy mode     3-25
proxy mode     3-25

E

enterprise

network examples     1-22
error messages

critical     B-2
ipstatShow console command     A-10
warning     B-4
ethernet

10BaseT     5-6
cable     5-6
cable pinouts     5-6
characteristics     1-3
fast ethernet     C-3
port     2-5
requirements     1-5
WCCP     C-3
EthernetConfig console command     1-5

event log     4-3

example

Cache Engine on different router interface     C-27
Cache Engine on same interface with router     1-27
enterprise configurations     1-22
ISP configurations     1-18
ISP detailed view     1-20
ISP overview     1-18
separate network interfaces     1-22

F

factory settings     3-36

failure

non-functioning cache     1-11
power     5-2
fast ethernet     C-3

file system

reset message     B-8
filter

allowing URL access     3-10
blocking URL access     3-11
error message     B-6
turning off blocking     3-13
URL     3-9
URL blocking     3-9
web traffic     1-11
flush     A-7, B-8

frequency     1-3

FSReset console command     A-7

FSSync console command     A-7

FTP

and badurl.lst     3-12
and copy new image     5-2
and goodurl.lst     3-11
and upgrading     5-3
not cached     1-11
with UpgradeShow console command     3-10

G

goodurl.lst

message     B-6
URL filter     3-10
group list     C-10, C-11, C-23

H

hard disk     B-4

crash     5-2
error message     B-6
partitions     A-3
recover system software     5-2
space specifications     1-3
statistics     A-3, A-4
write failed     B-7
hardware     2-4

flush     3-32
memory status     A-11
requirements     1-5
warnings     2-4
hash

allotment     C-25
initial information     C-25
head crash     5-2

healing mode     3-31

hierarchy

cache     1-9
home router     1-8, 5-5, C-26

adding Cache Engine     5-4
choosing a router     1-13
choosing interface for cache     1-14
definition of     1-8
enabling cache support     2-10
interface configuration     C-3
removing Cache Engine     5-5
setting     2-7
showing cache status     2-11
HTTP     1-12

proxy cache     3-25
requests     4-25

I

ICP     3-19

client cache     3-19, 3-24
default server cache port     3-23
disable     3-20
options     3-20
port     3-21
server cache     3-19, 3-20, 3-23
If-Modified-Since (see IMS)     3-34

IMS     3-34

client     4-21
configuring     3-34
retrieving objects     3-34
server     4-21
statistics     4-21
incorrect pages

fixing     6-3
inetstatShow console command     A-9

initialize     2-7

installation     2-1

Cache Engine     2-3
testing     2-11
warning     2-1
WCCP prerequisites     C-3
interface

connecting to management     2-12
Internet Cache Protocol (see ICP)     3-19

IOS

release changes     C-2
software requirements     1-5
WCCP support     C-2
IP address

and cache farm     1-9
divisions     1-9
setting     2-7
ip wccp running command

disabling Cache Engine     5-6
enabling Cache Engine     2-10
ip web-cache redirect command

enabling web traffic redirection     2-10
ipstatShow console command     A-10

ISP (Internet Service Provider)

detailed configuration     1-20
example configurations     1-18
overview configuration     1-18

L

logs

archive.log     4-8
event log     4-3
format     4-8
retrieving     4-8
Squid log     4-8
Squid log format     4-8
syslog     4-13
transaction     4-8
transaction log     4-8
URL tracking     4-15
working.log     4-8

M

management interface     2-12, 3-1, 3-3, 3-5, 3-11, 3-13

connection     2-12
open     2-12
max delay in healing mode     3-31

memShow     A-11

messages

critical     B-2
event log     4-3
notice     B-10
syslog     4-13
URL tracking     4-15
warning     B-4
mounting brackets

attaching     2-6

N

NET_UsageShow     A-11

network

port     1-3
sample configurations     C-26
troubleshooting connections     6-2
Network Address Translation (NAT)     C-26

Network Time Protocol (NTP)     3-28

O

objects

age     3-33
how long stored     1-12
HTTP 1.0     1-12
HTTP 1.1     1-12
operating system

boot     2-5
optimization     3-35

P

parent cache     3-22, 3-24

partitions

hard disk     A-3, A-4, A-5
password

administrator     2-7
changing     3-6
changing other user's     3-6
Pax command

upgrading system software     5-3
performance

bandwidth savings     4-27
graphs     4-23
requests     4-25
statistics     4-23
usage     4-29
ping

troubleshooting network connections     6-2
pinout

cable     5-6
console cable     5-8
ethernet cable     5-6
planning

caching strategy     1-13
port

console     2-5
default ICP server     3-23
ethernet     2-5
HTTP     3-21
ICP     3-21
port 80     1-2
power     1-3

Cache Engine     1-3
cord     2-3
cord warning     2-4
cycle     B-2
failure     5-2
maximum     1-3
supply warning     2-3
switch     2-3
voltage     2-3
proxy cache     3-25

proxy mode     1-8

configuration     3-25
DNS     3-25
DNS requirement     3-25
error message     B-6

R

rack mount

attaching brackets     2-6
RADIUS server

authentication     3-7
bad code message     B-8
enabling     3-7
no active server message     B-8
secret     3-7
secret message     B-8
URL blocking     3-8
read-only access

account     3-5
changing     3-6
read-write access

account     3-5
change     3-6
reboot     2-7, 5-2, A-5, B-2

recommendations

for Cache Engine placement     1-14
for network configuration     C-26
no proxy cache     3-25
recover

system software     5-2
recovery diskette     5-2, 6-4

redirect     C-4, C-28, C-29, C-32

reset     A-7

file system     B-8
resource monitoring     4-10

router

adding Cache Engine     5-4
choosing
home router     1-13
choosing interface for cache     1-14
enabling cache support     2-10
home, definition of     1-8
removing Cache Engine     5-5
router on a stick example     1-27
showing cache status     2-11
WCCP explained     1-7
routeShow console command     A-12

routestatShow console command     A-13

routing table     C-18, C-29

S

sample configurations     1-18, C-1

security

group list     C-10
separating

Cache Engines from other networks     1-22
session

calculating users supported by     1-15
show ip interface command

showing router interface statistics     2-11
show ip wccp command

showing cache farm statistics     2-11
show ip wccp web-caches command

showing Cache Engine detailed statistics     2-11
ShowSyslogSettings console command     A-14

sibling cache     3-22, 3-24

Simple Network Time Protocol (SNMP)     3-28

specifications

Cache Engine     1-3
statistics

buffer     4-20
disk     4-19
general     4-18, A-4
hard disk     A-3
IMS     4-21
performance     4-23
requests     4-25
savings     4-27
usage     4-29
status

lights     2-4
memory     A-11
showing cache     2-11
TechSupport console command     A-17
storage

specifications     1-3
strategy

caching     1-13
subnet mask

setting     2-7
switch

attaching Cache Engines     1-25
syslog

facilities     4-13
levels     4-13
priorities     4-13
ShowSyslogSettings console command     A-14
system software

recovering     5-2
upgrading     5-3

T

TCP     3-1, 3-35

connection timeout     3-36
connections     B-8
defaults     3-35
optimizing     3-35
port 80     1-2
session limits     1-3
threads gone message     B-3
web traffic     1-2
tcpstatShow console command     A-15

technical support

information for     6-4
TechSupport console command     6-4, A-17

TeeDebugOff console command     A-22

TeeDebugOn console command     A-22

testing

Cache Engine installation     2-11
threads     1-3, 4-10

time and date

Network Time Protocol (NTP)     3-28
setting automatically     3-28
setting manually     3-28
Simple Network Time Protocol (SNMP)     3-28
time-sensitive data

caching     1-12
timing-out     3-36

TraceRoute

troubleshooting connections     6-2
tracking

URLs     4-15
transparent cache     3-25

troubleshooting

caching     6-2
incorrect pages (cookies)     6-3
information for technical support     6-4
web connections     6-2
TTL     3-34

age multiplier     3-33
maximum     3-33
tuning

options     3-30
TCP     3-35

U

UpgradeShow console command     3-10, 3-11, A-24

upgrading

system software     5-3
URL

block specific URLs     3-11
restricting access     3-9
tracking     4-15
turning off blocking     3-13
URL filter     3-9

allowing access     3-10
block with bad list     3-11
block with good list     3-10
blocking access     3-9, 3-11
error message     B-6
usage

resources     4-10
user

per engine     1-15
user account

changing password     3-6
changing password for others     3-6
deleting     3-6

V

voltage     1-3, 2-3

W

WAN costs

saving     1-15
warning     2-1

hardware     2-4
power supply     2-3
WC_ResetMother console command     A-24

WCCP

and client on same interface     C-27
Cache Engine connection     C-3
command reference     C-7
enabling     C-4
enabling cache support     2-10
ethernet     C-3
explanation of     1-7
fast ethernet     C-3
group list     C-10, C-23
number of web caches per router     1-5
prerequisites     C-3
redirect     C-14, C-27
redirection process     C-2
sample network configurations     C-1, C-26
server and client on separate interfaces     C-27
supported IOS platforms     C-3
web

bypass cache     1-10
management interface connection     2-12
traffic     1-7
filtering traffic     1-11
reducing traffic     1-15
troubleshooting connections     6-2
weight

Cache Engine     1-3

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