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D -
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Index
A
AAA accounting
configuring 6-33
AAA-based management systems 2-26, 6-2
acceleration
about 1-6, 12-1
features 1-6
TCP adaptive buffering settings 12-44
TCP settings 12-42
accelerators
enabling 12-2
accounts
creating 7-4
creation process 7-2
deleting 7-6
local CLI 7-2
roles-based 7-2
types 7-1
viewing 7-8
ACL
interception 4-29
See also IP ACL
action
full optimization 12-36
passthrough 12-36
TFO only 12-36
TFO with DRE 12-36
TFO with LZ compression 12-36
types 12-36
activating devices 15-31
adaptive buffering, TFO 12-44
adding
charts 16-13
print clusters 13-14
printers 13-12
print server to clients 13-24
administrative login authentication and authorization
default 6-4
for WAEs 6-3
local database description 6-7
overview of 6-1
RADIUS overview 6-13
TACACS+ overview 6-15
Windows domain overview 6-17
administrative login authentication failover 6-27
aggregate settings
for print servers 13-27
alarm overload detection, enabling 9-23
alarm panel
system dashboard window 16-4
alarms
device reporting 16-5
alerts 16-6
aliases, for file servers 11-24
allowed protocols 13-31
application acceleration
about 1-6, 12-1
enabling 12-2
application classifiers
creating 12-31
match condition 12-34
restoring 12-38
application definition
creating 12-30
application list, viewing 12-37
application policy
creating 12-31
creation process 12-29
position 12-40
preparation tasks 12-29
restoring defaults 12-38
types 12-33
applications
monitoring 12-39, 16-2
assigning
application to a device 12-30
application to a device group 12-30
core cluster to file server 11-20
devices to a preposition directive 11-31
devices to device groups 3-6
devices to more than one device group 3-8
audit trail logs
viewing 6-34, 16-74
authentication
default feature values 6-4
authentication databases, types of 6-3
authentication servers
configuring 6-13, 6-15
authorization
default feature values 6-4
autodiscover 1-19
autoregistration
DHCP server requirements 2-8
B
backing up
configuration files 10-7
WAAS Central Manager 15-10
WAE devices 15-11
backup and restore
cms database 15-10
virtual blade 14-12
banners
configuring 6-10
baseline groups
configuring 3-14
creation process 3-12
customizing 3-13
switching 3-14
types 3-11
working with 3-11
BIC TCP 1-5
bootflags 15-19
browser support 2-11
C
caching, about 1-20
CDP
configuring 5-16
cdp enable command 4-40
cdp run command 4-40
Central Manager. See WAAS Central Manager
charts
adding 16-13
customizing 16-11
descriptions 16-15
settings 16-13
CIFS 11-2
enabling 15-30
CIFS accelerator
configuring 11-9
enabling 12-2
transparent CIFS and legacy modes 11-3
CifsAO WAE Device Manager option 10-19
Cisco.com
obtaining software files from 15-3
Cisco Discovery Protocol. See CDP
classifier, creating 12-31
classifier report, viewing 12-38
clear ip wccp command 4-1
clear statistics all command 6-26
clear statistics authentication command 6-26
clear statistics windows-domain command 6-26
CLI user
creating 7-4
clock
setting 9-5
clustering in inline mode 4-50
cms database
backup and restore procedure 15-10
cms database backup command 15-10
cms database restore command 15-11
coherency
age-based validation 11-6
compression, about 1-5
conditions
modifying or deleting from IP ACLs 8-6
configuration group 3-4
configuration process 11-9
congestion windows, about 5-14
connections
creating for WAFS 11-23
viewing TCP connections 16-54
Connections Statistics report 16-54
controlled shutdown 15-33
copy disk ftp command 15-10
core cluster
assigning to file server 11-20
connecting to Edge WAEs 11-23
core configuration 11-11
corrupted system images
recovering from 15-17
CPU Statistics report 16-59
creating
accounts 7-4
application classifier 12-31
application definition 12-30
application policy 12-31
connections for WAFS 11-23
local user 7-4
match condition 12-34
new software file 15-4
preposition directive 11-25
preposition schedule 11-32
current software version
determining 15-3
D
dashboard
customizing 16-11
device 16-10
system 16-2
database backup 15-10
data coherency, about 11-5
data concurrency, about 11-6
data migration 2-28
data redundancy elimination, about 1-5
debug command 16-77
default status, restoring 15-12
deleting
accounts 7-6
device groups 3-7
locations 3-16
roles 7-14
software files 15-9
user groups 7-20
device
alarms 16-5
autodiscovery 1-19
clock setting 9-5
rebooting 15-32
Device Dashboard window 16-10
device groups
about 3-1
adding and removing devices 3-6
configuring 3-5
creating 3-3
creation process 3-3
deleting 3-7
enabling overlap 3-8
force group settings 3-9
list 3-8
overriding settings 3-9
setting configuration precedence 3-9
types 3-2
Device Home window. See Device Dashboard window
device locations
about 3-15
creating 3-15
deleting 3-16
device logs, viewing 16-75
device registration information
recovering 15-21
devices
activating 15-31
adding to device groups 3-6
adding to multiple device groups 3-8
impact of assigning to multiple groups 3-11
overriding device group settings 3-10
restarting 15-32
topology 16-53
viewing group assignments 3-7
viewing information for 16-7, 16-42, 16-54
Devices window 16-7
DHCP
configuring interfaces for 5-8
for autoregistration 2-8
interface-level 2-10
DHCP server
requirements for autoregistration 2-8
directed mode 5-18
disabling WCCP flow redirection 4-18
disconnected mode
about 11-34
configuring 11-36
requirements 11-35
disk-based software, missing
recovering from 15-20
disk encryption 15-28
disk handling
configuring error-handling methods 15-29
configuring extended object cache 15-30
disks
monitoring 16-59
Disks report 16-59
distributing drivers 13-20
DNS, configuring 5-17
domains
about 7-14
adding entities 7-16
assigning to user accounts 7-16
assigning to user groups 7-19
creating 7-15
deleting 7-17
modifying and deleting 7-17
viewing 7-17
double-byte language support 11-16
downgrading 15-3
DRE, about 1-5
drivers
distributing 13-20
installing 13-18
repository 13-16
DSCP 11-13, 11-16, 12-34
global default 12-39
dynamic shares, creating 11-21
E
edge configuration 11-14
egress methods
configuring 4-30
email server settings for reports 9-24
enable command 6-16
enabling
core file services 11-11
edge file services 11-14
optimization and accelerators 12-2
print banners 13-31
print services 13-11
SNMP 17-10
SNMP agent 17-9
traffic statistic collection 12-30
virtual blade 14-3
WCCP flow redirection 4-18
encryption
disk 15-28
enabling secure store 9-10
entities
adding to domains 7-16
EPM accelerator
enabling 12-2
errors
disk drives 15-29
EtherChannel
configuring 5-7
Exec timeout
configuring 6-11
explicit congestion notification
about 5-14
extended object cache 15-30
F
failover, for administrative login authentication 6-27
fast offline detection
about 9-23
configuring 9-22
file locking, about 11-6
file server aliases 11-24
File Server Rename utility 10-19
file servers
registering 11-17
supported 11-8
file services 11-9
about 1-7
enabling on core 11-11
enabling on edge 11-14
features 1-8
preparing for 11-8
firewall, configuring for 5-18
flash memory
corrupted 15-17
flow monitoring
configuring 16-65
force group settings 3-9
full optimization action 12-36
G
generic GRE egress method 4-30
generic routing encapsulation. See GRE encapsulation
Gigabit Ethernet interfaces
modifying 5-5
GRE encapsulation 4-15, 4-17
GRE packet forwarding 4-17
GRE tunnel, configuring on router 4-32
groups. See user groups
H
hardware clock 9-6
high bandwidth WAN link 2-8
HTTP accelerator
configuring 12-5
enabling 12-2
HTTPS settings 12-5
I
increased buffering 1-5
inline mode 4-43
configuring IP address 4-47
interface settings 4-44
serial clustering 4-50
VLAN configuration 4-49
VLAN ID check 4-47
inline network adapter card 4-43
intelligent message prediction 1-6
interception ACL 4-29
interface-level DHCP
description 2-10
note 2-8
interfaces
configuring 5-1
configuring virtual 5-9
manually configuring for DHCP 5-8
WAAS Express optimization 5-10
IP access control lists. See IP ACL
IP ACL
adding conditions to 8-3
applying to interface 8-6
associating with application 8-6
conditions, modifying or deleting 8-6
configuration constraints 8-2
creating new 8-3
deleting 8-7
on routers 2-24
on WAEs 2-24
overview 8-1
IP addresses
multiple, configuring on single interface 5-5
static 2-10
IP routes
configuring 5-16
ip wccp command 4-11
ip wccp redirect-list command 4-11
ip web-cache redirect command 4-1, 4-11
K
kernel debugger
enabling 16-75
L
Layer 2 redirection 4-17
LDAP server signing 10-11, 10-13
configuring on a Microsoft server 6-24
configuring on a WAE 6-25
disabling on a WAE 6-26
overview of 6-24
legacy mode, CIFS 11-3
licenses 9-3
line console carrier detection
configuring 6-12
load balancing 1-22, 4-13, 5-12
local CLI accounts, about 7-2
local user, creating 7-4
locations
about 3-15
creating 3-15
deleting 3-16
location tree
viewing 3-16
logging
configuring system logging 16-67
message priority levels 16-69
transaction log format B-1
transaction logging 16-70
viewing audit trail log 16-74
viewing device logs 16-75
viewing system messages 16-73
login
WAE Device Manager 10-2
login access
controlling 6-7
login authentication
about 2-26, 6-1
logs
severity levels in the WAE Device Manager 10-33
viewing in the WAE Device Manager 10-32
lost administrator passwords
recovering 15-19
LZ compression, about 1-5
M
management IP address 9-3
MAPI accelerator
configuring 12-8
enabling 12-2
match condition, creating 12-34
maximum segment size 12-42
message logs
viewing 16-73
message of the day settings
configuring 6-10
MIBs
supported 17-4
MIB traps
configuring using the WAE Device Manager 10-9
migration, data 2-28
missing disk-based software
recovering from 15-20
modifying configuration 13-29
monitoring
applications 12-39, 16-2
chart descriptions 16-15
chart settings 16-13
CPU utilization 16-59
creating custom reports 16-61
disk information 16-59
flows with NetQoS 16-65
predefined reports 16-42
system status 16-6
using the WAE Device Manager 10-24
with SNMP 17-1
multiple IP addresses
configuring on single interfaces 5-5
N
namespace support 1-22
NAS appliances 1-20
NAT address 9-2
NAT configuration 9-2
NetBIOS 9-2, 11-15
NetQoS monitoring 16-65
network
viewing information for 16-2
Network Time Protocol. See NTP
network traffic analyzer tool 16-77
NFS accelerator
enabling 12-2
notification settings
for alerts 10-15
for reports 9-24
NTP, configuring 9-5
O
obtaining software files 15-3
operation prediction and batching 1-6
optimization
configuring on WAAS Express interfaces 5-10
enabling global features 12-2
P
packet forwarding method 4-15
Layer 2 redirection 4-17
Layer 3 GRE 4-17
packet return 4-16
passthrough action 12-36
passwords
changing account 7-7, 7-8
recovering administrator 15-19
PBR, about 1-21
policy-based routing
about 1-21
configuration of 4-34
overview of 2-20
verifying next-hop availability 4-39
policy report, viewing 12-38
port channel interfaces
configuring 5-7
load balancing 5-12
ports
139 2-6
bypassing 2-7
disabling 11-15
enabling 11-15
4050 2-6
445 2-6
disabling 11-15
enabling 11-15
50139 2-6
used in WAFS 2-6
position, application policy 12-40
power failure 15-17
preposition
about 11-4
checking status of 11-33
creating directive 11-25
scheduling 11-32
viewing in the WAE Device Manager 10-20
print accelerator 1-8
print banners, enabling and disabling 13-31
print clusters
about 13-4
adding 13-14
print drivers
distributing 13-20
installing 13-18
support issues 13-3
verifying distribution 13-21
printer 13-29
adding to a WAAS print server 13-12
printer misconfiguration, PostScript error 13-32
printing a test page 13-30
print servers
adding to clients 13-24
details, viewing 13-25
print services
about 1-8, 13-1
configuration process 13-7
enabling 13-11
planning 13-5
Print Services Administration GUI, about 13-28
priority levels 16-69
R
RADIUS
authentication overview 6-13
configuring server 6-13
database 6-3
default configuration 6-4
RAID 1-23
RCP services, enabling 9-4
rebooting devices 15-32
receive buffer size 12-42
recovering
device registration information 15-21
from missing disk-based software 15-20
lost administrator passwords 15-19
system software 15-17
redirection methods 4-1
registering
file servers 11-17
WAAS Express device 9-25
WAEs in the WAE Device Manager 10-6
remote login
controlling access 6-7
reports
configuring email server settings 9-24
Connections Statistics 16-54
CPU utilization 16-59
creating custom 16-61
customizing 16-11
editing 16-62
managing 16-60
predefined 16-42
scheduling 16-62
Topology 16-53
viewing custom 16-62
repository, driver 13-16
request redirection methods 4-1
rescue system image 15-17
restarting devices 15-32
restoring
application classifiers 12-38
application policies 12-38
configuration files 10-7
WAAS Central Manager 15-10
WAE devices 15-11
WAE to default condition 15-12
retransmit time multiplier
about 5-14
roles
about 7-10
assigning to user accounts 7-13
assigning to user groups 7-19
creating and managing 7-11
deleting 7-14
modifying and deleting 7-13
read-only access to services 7-11
viewing 7-14
viewing settings 7-14
roles-based accounts
about 7-2, 7-3
router
configuring WCCP transparent redirection on 4-7
router lists, defining for WCCP services 4-26
S
SACK, about 1-5
scheduling
preposition 11-32
reports 16-62
secure shell
configuring 6-8
host keys 6-9
secure store
changing key and password 9-14
configuring 9-10
disabling 9-16
enabling on Central Manager 9-12
enabling on standby Central Manager 9-13
enabling on WAE 9-13
security
disk encryption 15-28
enabling secure store 9-10
selective acknowledgement 1-5
send buffer size 12-42
send TCP keepalive 12-42
serial clustering in inline mode 4-50
service password
configuring 4-11
set ip next-hop verify-availability command 4-41
shadow copy for shared folders 11-7
show cdp neighbors command 4-40
show command utility
for troubleshooting 16-78
show version command 15-18
shutting down WCCP 4-28
Simple Network Management Protocol. See SNMP
site and network planning 2-4
SNMP 1-23
asset tag setting 17-21
community settings 17-16
configuration process 17-9
configuring using the WAE Device Manager 10-8
contact settings 17-21
defining custom traps 17-13
enabling 17-10
enabling SNMP agent 17-9
enabling traps 17-11
group settings 17-18
host settings 17-15
manager
creating 17-3
monitoring with 17-1
preparation 17-10
security models and security levels 17-4
supported MIBs 17-4
trap source settings 17-22
user settings 17-19
versions supported 17-3
view settings 17-17
software
recovering 15-17
software clock 9-6
software files
obtaining from Cisco.com 15-3
software licenses 9-3
software recovery
using the CD-ROM 15-12
software upgrades 15-4
for multiple devices 15-8
process 15-1
software version
determining 15-3
spooling space, default 13-15
SSL
configuring 12-11
standby Central Manager
switching to primary 15-26
standby groups
of interfaces 5-2
standby interfaces
configuring 5-2
priority settings 5-4
starting WAE components 10-5
static IP addresses 2-10
static IP routes
configuring 5-16
statistics, collecting 12-30
stopping WAE components 10-5
switching baseline group 3-14
system configuration settings 9-17
system dashboard
viewing system-wide information 16-2
system event logging
configuring 16-67
message priority levels 16-69
viewing log 16-73
system image
recovering 15-17
system message log
using 16-67
viewing 16-73
system software
recovering 15-17
system status
monitoring 16-6
T
TACACS+
authentication and authorization, overview of 6-15
database 6-3
default configuration 6-4
enable password attribute 6-16
TACACS+ server
configuring 6-15
taskbar icons 1-13
TCP
congestion windows 5-14
explicit congestion notification 5-14
parameter settings 5-12
retransmit timer 5-14
slow start 5-15
viewing connections 16-54
tcpdump command 16-77
TCP initial window size, about 1-4
TCP promiscuous mode service
overview of 2-23
Telnet services
enabling 6-10
test command for troubleshooting 16-77
tethereal command 16-77
TFO
about 1-4
TFO adaptive buffering 12-44
TFO and LZ compression action 12-36
TFO features 1-4
BIC TCP 1-5
compression 1-5
increased buffering 1-5
selective acknowledgement 1-5
TCP initial window size maximization 1-4
Windows scaling 1-4
TFO only action 12-36
TFO with DRE action 12-36
time zones
location abbreviations 9-7
parameter settings for 9-5
Topology report 16-53
track command 4-41
traffic statistics collection, enabling 12-30
traffic statistics report 16-2
chart descriptions 16-15
transaction logging 16-70
configuring 16-70
log format B-1
transparent redirection, configuring on a router 4-7
traps
defining SNMP 17-13
enabling 17-11
triggers
defining SNMP 17-13
troubleshooting
CLI commands 16-77
using show command utility 16-78
with Central Manager diagnostic tests 16-76
with TCPdump 16-77
with Tethereal 16-77
Troubleshooting Devices window 16-6
types of application policies 12-33
U
Unicode support 2-11
upgrading
device groups 15-8
process 15-1
WAAS Central Manager device 15-6
user accounts
adding domain entities 7-16
assigning to domains 7-16
audit trail logs
viewing 6-34, 16-74
changing passwords 7-7, 7-8
creating 7-4
creation process 7-2
deleting 7-6
deleting domains 7-17
domains 7-15
managing 7-8
modifying and deleting 7-6
roles
assigning to 7-13
creating 7-11
modifying and deleting 7-13
viewing 7-14
viewing 7-8
viewing domains 7-17
user authentication. See login authentication
user groups
about 7-18
assigning roles to 7-19
assigning to domains 7-19
creating 7-18
deleting 7-20
viewing 7-21
UTC offsets 9-8
See also GMT offsets
V
version of software 15-3
video accelerator
configuring 12-9
enabling 12-2
viewing
application list 12-37
classifier report 12-38
logs in the WAE device manager 10-32
policy report 12-38
print server details 13-25
role settings 7-14
virtual blade
backing up and restoring 14-12
configuring 14-1, 14-4
copying disk image to 14-10
enabling 14-3
starting and stopping 14-9
virtual interfaces
modifying 5-9
virtualization. See virtual blade
VLAN ID check 4-47
VLAN support 4-44
VPATH interception 4-52
vWAAS
virtual interface configuration 5-9
VPATH interception 4-52
W
WAAS
benefits 1-18
interfaces 1-9
WAAS Central Manager
backing up 15-10
configuring as driver repository 13-16
restoring 15-10
upgrading 15-6
WAAS Central Manager GUI
about 1-9
accessing 1-9
components 1-10
taskbar icons 1-13
WAAS CLI, about 1-17
WAAS Express
configuring a device certificate 9-28
configuring an NTP server 9-30
configuring a user 9-26
configuring optimization on interfaces 5-10
enabling HTTP secure server 9-29
importing Central Manager certificate 9-27
installing a license 9-29
registering with the Central Manager 9-30
registration process overview 9-25
reimporting a certificate to the Central Manager 9-31
WAAS interfaces
CLI 1-17
Print Services Administration GUI 1-17
WAAS Central Manager GUI 1-9
WAE Device Manager GUI 1-16
WAAS networks
and IOP interoperability 2-12
network planning for 2-1
traffic redirection methods 2-18
WAAS Print Services Administration GUI, about 1-17
WAAS services, about 1-4
WAE Device Manager
about 1-16, 10-1
Configuration option 10-8
Control option for the WAE 10-4
logging out 10-3
Notifier tab 10-15
quick tour 10-2
Utilities option 10-17
workflow 10-3
WAE devices
backing up 15-11
controlled shutdown 15-33
modifying configuration properties 9-1
restoring 15-11
supported 2-11
WAE packet return 4-16
WAFS
about 1-20
configuration process 11-9
preparing for 11-8
WAFS Cache Cleanup utility 10-18
WAFS Core cluster 3-4
WAN failures, preparing for 11-34
WAN utilization setting 11-25
WCCP
about 1-21
Cisco Express Forwarding (CEF) 4-17
defining router lists 4-26
flow redirection, enabling and disabling 4-18
GRE packet return 4-30
ports used 2-6
request interception method 4-3
shutting down 4-28
WCCP-based routing
advanced configuration for a router 4-7
configuration guidelines 4-5
overview of 2-19
wccp command 4-5
WCCP service masks
deleting 4-21
modifying 4-21, 4-23, 4-24
WCCP services
displaying list of 4-5
web application filter
configuring 9-20
web browser support 2-11
Windows Authentication
checking the status in the WAE Device Manager 10-13
configuring in the Central Manager 6-17
configuring using the WAE Device Manager 10-10
Windows domain server settings 6-18
Windows name services 5-18
Windows print accelerator, about 1-8
Windows scaling, about 1-4