Table of Contents
INDEX
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- goodurl.lst
- message B-6
- URL filter 3-10
- group list C-10, C-11, C-23
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- voltage 1-3, 2-3
- 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
Posted: Sat Sep 28 02:30:44 PDT 2002
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