Table Of Contents

A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Z

index

A

absolute sampling10-16

ACA

load balancing7-24

using with server weight and load5-7

ACLs

disabling logging globally8-13

global bypass counter6-8

logging activity8-13

running-config, displaying in1-54, 1-58

activating

content rule7-21

global keepalive5-17

RMON alarm10-19

RMON event10-9

RMON history10-24

service5-52

active SCM, copying boot configuration record2-21

adding

domain name service to content rule7-20

service to content rule7-18

sorry server to content rule7-19

ADI

removing2-11, A-9

unpacking2-11

administrative password

changing1-6

setting1-41

administrative username

changing1-6

setting1-41

advanced balance string, configuring for service5-37

advanced options for Offline Diagnostic Monitor menu1-39

agent

CSS as SNMP agent, defining9-10

MIB9-5

overview9-3

SNMP9-3

aging time, configuring for bridging3-29

alternate configuration path1-28, 2-22

Application Program Interface (API), configuring2-42

application type, specifying in a content rule7-44

archive directory

archiving files to1-59

clearing1-60

restoring files from1-61

archiving

files, viewing1-51

files to the archive directory1-59

log files1-59

log files, restoring1-61

running-config1-60

script, restoring1-62

scripts1-60, A-4

startup-config1-60

startup-config, restoring1-62

ARP

clearing parameters3-7

configuring for CSS3-5

displaying information3-8

timeout, configuring3-6

updating parameters3-7

wait time, configuring3-7

ArrowPoint Content Awareness. See ACA

ArrowPoint Distribution Image. See ADI

assigning

content rule to owner7-6

IP address for a circuit4-30

IP address for management port1-11

IP address to a service5-34

subnet mask for CSS1-12

subnet mask for management port1-11

VIP to owner content7-7

audiencexxx

B

balance type

for DNS7-26

load balancing7-24

billing information, specifying for owner6-4

boot.bak8-2

boot.log1-50, 8-2

boot configuration

copying configuration record2-21

displaying1-38

flowchart1-25

menu1-25

menu options1-26

mode2-10

path, specifying secondary2-15

specifying secondary2-14

boot-file

specifying primary2-12

specifying secondary2-14

booting the CSS1-22

boot mode configuration commands2-10

boot-type

primary, specifying2-12

secondary, specifying2-15

bridge

aging time, configuring3-29

configuring for CSS3-29

forward time, restoring default value3-30

hello time, configuring3-30

interface to a VLAN, configuring4-10

max age, configuring3-30

pathcost, configuring4-11, 4-14

priority, configuring (for an interface)4-11, 4-12, 4-14, 4-15

priority, configuring (for CSS)3-31

priority, configuring (for trunked interface)4-15

showing configurations3-32

spanning tree, enabling3-31

state, configuring4-12, 4-15

viewing statistics9-24

broadcast IP address, restoring4-31

bucket

count10-23

interval for an RMON history10-24

bypass

caches7-42

for failover7-42

parameter bypass7-46

persistence7-34, 7-36

transparent caches7-46

C

cache

bypass, configuring for a service5-41, 5-42, 5-43

bypassing transparent cache7-46

case-sensitivity, specifying for content requests6-5

caution

ADI, removingA-9

archiving profilesA-4

clearing the running configuration1-54

community strings for SNMP9-12

creating/modifying username or password1-8

deleting administrative username/password1-41

Ethernet Management port IP address, configuring1-37

Ethernet Management port subnet address1-12

existing username, removing1-10

ip record-route, enabling3-14

keepalive type maximum5-15, 5-17, 5-44

password-protecting Offline DM Main menu1-40

port-resets, disabling2-40

shutting down an interface4-25

smurf attacks3-20

spanning-tree, disabling3-31

symbol overviewxxxiii

undoing restrictions for user database1-7

VIP addresses, configuring7-7

changing

administrative password1-6

administrative username1-6

CLI prompt2-7

RMON alarm attributes10-13

RMON event attributes10-6

RMON history attributes10-21

user directory access privileges1-9

user password1-10

check disk

disabling or enabling on the disk1-46

performing on the disk1-44

checksum, calculated for Web page5-49

circuit

IP interface, configuring4-30

overview4-1

quick start4-4

showing4-28

circuit IP

broadcast address, configuring4-31

disabling4-33

enabling4-33

IP address, configuring4-30

redirects, configuring4-31

removing4-31

clearing

archive directory1-60

ARP parameters3-7

RMON statistics10-29

running-config1-54

startup-config1-54

CLI

commands, logging to sys.log8-14

command scheduler2-47

content API, configuring2-42

conventionsxxxiv

conventions in XML code2-43

displaying CSS configurations1-64

Ethernet management port usage1-11

expert mode2-38

hierarchy in XML code2-43

prompt, changing2-7

terminal screen output lines, configuring2-4

User commands versus SuperUser commands1-8

command scheduler

configuring2-47

displaying records2-49

configuration quick start

content rule7-5

initial CSS configuration1-3

interface and circuit4-4

logging8-4

owner6-2

RMON alarm10-11

RMON event10-4

service5-4

configuring

bridging for CSS3-29

circuit4-26

circuit IP address4-30

circuit IP interface4-30

content rule port information7-23

CSS as RADIUS client2-28

domain name in a content rule7-10

ECMP3-15

flow parameters2-39

FTP server recordA-2

global keepalive5-16

hotlist attributes for content rules7-27

interface4-6, 4-7

IP for CSS3-14

IP route3-16

IP source route3-19

IP subnet broadcast3-20

load balancing7-24

protocol for a content rule7-23

RIP for CSS3-10

RIP for IP interface4-35

RMON alarm10-9

RMON event10-4

RMON history10-19

router-discovery4-26

service5-33

service keepalive5-43

SNTP server operation1-18

time, date, and timezone1-14

user name and password1-8

virtual IP address7-7

console

authentication, configuring2-36

enabling access2-37

restricting access to the CSS2-37

content

API, configuring2-42

case-sensitivity6-5

EQL in a URL, specifying7-32

removing from owner7-6, 7-22

showing7-47

URL, specifying7-30

content API

creating XML code2-42

mode hierarchy2-43

parsing XML code2-45

content requests

activating a service5-52

case-sensitivity6-5

domain name and VIP specific7-13

enabling to bypass transparent caches7-46

failover7-41

global bypass counters6-8

multiple domain names7-12

primary sorry server redirects7-19

redirecting to a service5-39

content rule

activating7-21

assigning to owner7-6

configuration quick start7-5

defining failover7-41

description7-2

domain name, configuring7-10

domain name and VIP, using7-13

domain name service, adding7-11, 7-20

domain name wildcards, specifying7-16

hotlist, configuring7-27

layer 3, layer 4, layer 57-3

overview5-2, 7-2

persistence7-34, 7-35

port information, configuring7-23

primary sorry server, adding7-19

protocol, configuring7-23

purpose5-2, 7-3

redirecting requests7-33

removing7-22

removing service5-53

secondary sorry server, adding7-20

service, adding7-17

showing7-48

specifying load threshold7-33

suspending7-21

wildcards in domain names7-12, 7-15

Content Services Switch

11050 port designation4-6

11150 port designation4-6

11800 slot/port designation4-6

assigning a subnet mask1-11, 1-12

booting from a network drive2-21, 2-22

bridging, configuring3-29

controlling remote access to2-38

displaying configurations1-64

flow parameters, configuring2-39

host name, configuring2-26

HTTP server, controlling access2-45

idle timeout, configuring2-26

logging functions8-4

logging in1-6

MIBs9-26

opportunistic layer 3 forwarding3-37

rebooting1-22

restricting access to2-37

RIP, configuring3-10

shutting down1-22

smoothing bursty network traffic in GEM (CSS 11800)4-16

SNMP, controlling access9-8

user terminal parameters, configuring2-3

control ports, reclaiming2-40

copying

boot configuration record2-21

core dumps to FTP or TFTP server1-63

core dumps to TFTP server1-64

log files to FTP or TFTP server8-19

log files to FTP server1-63, 8-19

log files to TFTP server8-20

new software to CSSA-1

user profiles2-8

core directory1-51

core dumps

copying to an FTP or TFTP server1-63

copying to TFTP server1-64

CSS. See Content Services Switch

D

date, configuring1-14, 1-17

default VLAN, restoring4-11, 4-13

deleting software from the disk1-39

delta sampling10-16

Denial of Service (DoS)

configuring using SNMP9-17

displaying9-19

SNMP trap-type, defining9-18

directory access privileges (username)1-9

disabling

bridge spanning tree3-31

channels in GEM (CSS 11800)4-16

check disk1-46

circuit IP4-33

circuit IP unreachables4-32

core dumps1-48

DNS in a content rule7-11

hotlist7-27

implicit service for static route next hop3-19

logging8-11

logging to disk8-7

router discovery4-32

Telnet access for SSHD3-36

Telnet for use with SSHD3-34

disk

boot, primary boot record1-31

boot, secondary boot record1-36

buffer size, specifying for logging8-6

CSS drive failure (network boot)1-28

disabling logging to8-7

disabling or enabling check disk1-46

module, restoring files from archive directory1-61

options, Offline Diagnostic Monitor menu1-42

performing a check disk1-44

reformatting the disk (Disk Option menu)1-42

running check disk on the disk (Disk Options menu)1-42

software version, deleting1-39

specifying for log file destination8-6

disk log file for an RMON event10-33

displaying

content7-47

CSS configurations1-64

hardware information1-65

history buffer2-7

log files8-15

software information1-65

username1-10

DNS

configuring for CSS3-1, 3-2

dnsbalance, leastloaded7-26

dnsbalance, preferlocal7-26

dnsbalance, roundrobin7-26

primary server for CSS, configuring3-2

resolve for CSS, configuring3-3

secondary server for CSS, configuring3-3

specifying suffix3-4

type, specifying for owner6-5

documentation

audiencexxx

chapter contentsxxx

setxxxii

symbols and conventionsxxxiii

domain hotlist, configuring7-29

domain names

content rule, configuring in a7-10

service, adding to content rule7-11, 7-20

specifying5-36

using in a content rule7-13

using wildcards in content rules7-16

DOS. See Denial of Service

DQL, adding to a content rule7-30

duplex, configuring for interface4-7

E

ECMP

configuring3-15

IP address, configuring3-15

no-prefer-ingress, configuring3-15

recovering from a failed router3-16

round-robin, configuring3-15

email address

sending log messages to8-14

specifying for owner6-6

enterprise MIBs9-7

EQL, specifying in a URL7-32

Ethernet management port

IP address and subnet mask, configuring1-11

statistical data10-19

viewing statistics9-24, 10-25

european date, configuring1-17

expert mode2-6

Extension Qualifier List. See EQL

F

failover

bypass7-42

defining for a content rule7-41

linear7-42

next7-42

falling threshold for an RMON alarm10-17

file destination, specifying for logging8-6

flash disk

installed software versionsA-3

logging to8-2

flow

dropping long-lived idle connections2-39

maintaining long-lived idle connections2-39

parameters, configuring2-39

statistics, showing2-41

forward time, configuring for bridging3-29

FTP

boot, primary boot record1-30

boot, secondary boot record1-35

copying log files to server1-63, 8-19

enabling access2-37

ftp-control, specifying application type7-45

reclaiming reserved control ports2-40

record, configuring1-20

restricting access to the CSS2-37

FTP server

copying core dumps to1-63

copying files from1-21

copying log files to8-19

record, configuringA-2

G

global bypass counters

descriptions6-8

in show summary command6-8

global keepalive mode. See keepalive

H

hard disk

directory structure1-50

failure, using network boot2-22

installed software versionsA-3

logging to8-2

hardware, displaying chassis information1-65

hash

balance domainhash7-24

balance urlhash7-25

global keepalive, configuring for5-23

keepalive, configuring for5-49

XOR hash7-24, 7-25

hello time, configuring for bridging3-30

history buffer

displaying2-7

modifying2-7

host, specifying as log file destination8-7

host name, configuring2-26

hotlist

content rules, configuring for7-27

disabling7-27

domains, configuring for7-29

enabling7-27

HTTP

cookie, configuring for a service5-37

keepalive, specifying a URI5-19, 5-46

keepalive method5-19

port number for global keepalives5-19

redirection7-34, 7-37

server, configuring on CSS2-45

service remapping7-37

specifying as application type in a content rule7-45

status code 3027-33

I

ICMP redirect message transmission, disabling4-31

idle timeout, configuring for all sessions1-64

install new software1-30, 1-35, A-1

interface

bridging to VLAN4-10

configuring4-6

describing4-7

displaying statistics4-20

duplex and speed, configuring4-7

layer, restarting4-25

maximum idle time, configuring4-9

overview4-1

quick start4-4

restarting4-25, 4-26

RIP, configuring4-35

showing4-19

showing duplex and speed4-9

showing Ethernet errors4-23

shutting down4-25

smoothing bursty network traffic in GEM (CSS 11800)4-16

speed, configuring4-7

starting4-25

trunking to VLAN4-12

internal disk module directory structure1-50

Internet Assigned Name Authority7-7

internet service providers7-7

IP

configuration, showing3-21

record route, configuring3-14

redundancy, configuring3-15

route, configuring3-16

route, displaying configurations3-23

route, removing3-18

source route, configuring3-19

statistics, displaying configurations3-25

subnet broadcast, configuring3-20

summary, displaying3-25

IP address

configuring using Offline Diagnostic Monitor menu1-37

Ethernet management port, configuring for1-11

finding2-38

management port1-11

removing from circuit4-31

IP ECMP

address, configuring3-15

no-prefer-ingress, configuring3-15

round-robin, configuring3-15

IP interfaces

displaying configurations3-22

showing4-33

stopping RIP4-35

K

keepalive

activating global5-17

associating service to global keepalive5-22

checksums for URI5-49

description, configuring (global)5-17

frequency, configuring (global)5-17

frequency, configuring (service)5-45

global keepalive, creating5-16

global mode5-15

hash, configuring (global)5-23

hash, configuring (service)5-49

IP address, configuring (global)5-18

maxfailure, configuring (global)5-18

maxfailure, configuring (service)5-46

maximum keepalive types5-15, 5-27, 5-44

method, configuring (global)5-19

method, configuring (service)5-46

port, configuring (global)5-19

port, configuring (service)5-47

retry period, configuring (global)5-20

retry period, configuring (service)5-47

script5-27, 5-30, 5-31, 5-32, A-10

service, configuring for5-43

showing configurations5-24, 5-51

suspend, configuring (global)5-20

type, configuring (global)5-21

type, configuring (service)5-47

URI, configuring (global)5-22

URI, configuring (service)5-49

L

Layer 3 content rule description7-3

Layer 4 content rule description7-3

Layer 5 content rule

description7-3

specifying application type7-44

load

age out timer, configuring5-12

configuring for services5-9

reporting, configuring5-11

showing for services5-13

step, configuring for services5-9

tear down timer, configuring5-11

load balancing

ACA7-24

configuring7-24

destip7-24, 7-41

domain7-24, 7-41

domainhash7-24, 7-41

least connection7-25

roundrobin7-25

srcip7-25, 7-41

url7-25, 7-41

urlhash7-25, 7-41

weighted roundrobin7-25

load threshold

configuring for services5-10

specifying for content rule7-33

log files

archiving1-59

boot1-50

copying to an FTP or TFTP server8-19

copying to FTP server1-63, 8-19

copying to TFTP server8-20

destination, specifying disk8-6

destination, specifying host8-7

destination, specifying line8-8

restoring archived files1-61

showing8-15

sys.log1-50

logging

ACL activity8-13

CLI commands8-14

commands8-2

configuring from config mode8-4

disabling8-8, 8-11

enabling for a subsystem8-8

file destination8-6

into the CSS1-6

levels8-10

overview8-2

quick start table8-4

send messages to an email address8-14

showing log files8-15, 8-17

specifying disk buffer size8-6

subsystems8-8

to disk, disabling8-7

to host, disabling8-7

turning off from disk8-7

turning off from host8-7

log messages

sending to an email address8-14

subsystem, configuring for8-11

M

management port, assigning an IP address and subnet mask1-11

manager

MIB objects9-5

overview9-3

planning SNMP configuration9-9

SNMP9-3

SNMP manager access to CSS, enabling9-22

max age, configuring for bridging3-30

max connections, configuring for service5-52

MIBs

CSS9-26

defining object as a sample variable10-15

directory1-51

enterprise9-7

looking up objects9-22, 10-15

object identifiers9-6

objects9-5

useful statistics9-24

variables9-5

N

netmask format, configuring for user2-5

network boot

configuration, showing2-25

primary boot record1-28

secondary boot record1-33

specifying primary config path2-13

network drive, booting CSS from2-22

notification type for an RMON event10-8

O

Offline Diagnostic Monitor menu1-22

advanced options1-39

disabling or enabling check disk1-46

disk options1-42

performing a check disk1-44

reformatting the disk1-42

setting password protection1-40

using to configure IP address1-37

using to configure subnet mask1-37

opportunistic layer 3 forwarding

configuration example3-37

configuring3-37

origin servers7-42

owner

address, specifying6-4

assigning content rule7-6

configuration quick start6-2

creating6-3

DNS type, specifying6-5

email address, specifying6-6

overview5-2, 7-2

owner billing information, specifying6-4

removing6-6

removing content7-6, 7-22

RMON alarm

defining10-14

RMON event

defining10-8

RMON history, defining10-23

showing global bypass counters6-7

showing information6-6

P

packet storms, preventing3-31

param-bypass7-46

passive SCM

boot record, configuring2-16

copying boot-config from active SCM2-21

IP address, configuring2-17

primary boot file, configuring2-18

primary configuration path2-18

primary configuration path, configuring2-19

SCM secondary boot file, configuring2-19

secondary boot type, configuring2-20

secondary configuration path, configuring2-20

subnet mask, configuring2-21

passive sync command2-21

password

administrative password, changing1-6

administrative password, setting1-41

caution on protecting Offline DM Main menu1-40

Offline DM Main menu protection1-40

protection, setting on Offline Diagnostic Monitor menu1-40, 1-43

user password, changing1-10

user password, configuring1-8

pathcost, configuring for bridging4-11, 4-14

permanent connections, configuring for TCP ports2-39, 2-40

persistence, configuring in a content rule7-34

port

interfaces, configuring4-6

permanent connections, configuring as2-39

resetting2-40

service keepalive, configuring for5-47

specifying for a service5-35

Port. See also interface

prefix notation, configuring for subnet mask display2-5

primary boot

configuration1-27, 2-11

file, specifying2-12

type, configuring2-12

primary boot record

disk boot1-31

FTP boot1-30

network boot1-28

secondary boot1-31

primary config path, specifying for network boot2-13

primary sorry server, adding to content rule7-19

priority, configuring for bridging4-11, 4-15

protocol

ARP, configuring3-5

content rule7-23

for a service5-35

IP, configuring3-14

network protocols, configuring3-1

RIP, configuring3-10

TCP5-35

UDP5-35

Q

quick start

content rule7-5

initial CSS configuration1-3

interface and circuit4-4

logging8-4

owner6-2

RMON alarm10-11

RMON event10-4

service5-4

R

RADIUS

console authentication2-36

CSS as RADIUS client, configuring2-28

displaying configuration information2-32

overview2-27

primary RADIUS server2-29

secondary RADIUS server2-30

server dead-time2-32

server retransmits2-31

server timeouts2-31

virtual authentication2-35

realaudio-control, specifying as application type7-45

rebooting the CSS1-22

redirection

HTTP7-37

requests for content7-33

redundancy, disabling3-15

reformatting the disk1-43

remapping

configuring in a content rule7-34

showing7-40

remote access, setting for CSS2-35

remote service5-39

removing

content rule7-22

content rule from owner7-6

IP address from a circuit4-31

owner6-6

service5-53

service from content rule5-53

user name1-10

restarting an interface4-25, 4-26

restoring

archived files1-61

archived log file1-61

archived script file1-62

archived startup-config1-62

bridge priority default value4-12, 4-15

broadcast IP address4-31

default aging-time3-29

default bridge forward time3-30

default bridge hello-time3-30

default bridge max-age3-30

default bridge priority4-11, 4-15

default broadcast IP address4-31

default path cost4-11, 4-14

default VLAN4-11

files from archive directory1-61

log files1-61

router-discovery advertisement interval timers4-28

router discovery default4-33

router-discovery max-advertisement-interval default value4-28

router discovery preference4-33

script1-62

startup-config1-62

restricting

access to the CSS2-37

access to user database1-7

RIP

advertise, stopping3-10

default-route, configuring4-35

displaying configurations3-12, 4-37

equal cost3-11

receive, configuring4-36

redistribute, stopping3-11

send, configuring4-36, 4-37

stopping on an IP interface4-35

RMON

alarm configurationn identifier, creating10-12

clearing statistics10-29

configuration considerations10-3

event configuration identifier, creating10-5

history configuration identifier, creating10-20

overview9-8, 10-2

startup-config file10-34

statistics group10-2

viewing statistics9-24, 10-25

RMON-1 groups10-2

RMON alarm

activating10-19

configuration identifier, deleting10-13

configuring10-9

falling threshold, defining10-17

group10-2

modifying configuration attributes10-13

owner, defining10-14

rising threshold, defining10-17

sample interval, defining10-18

sample variable, defining10-15

sampling example10-9

sampling type, defining10-16

setting attributes10-14

startup alarm, defining10-18

RMON event

activating10-9

community, defining10-7

configuration identifier, deleting10-6

configuring10-4

describing10-7

group10-2

modifying configuration attributes10-6

notification type, defining10-8

owner, defining10-8

quick configuration10-4

setting attributes10-7

viewing10-32

viewing a trap log file10-32

viewing disk log file10-33

RMON history

activating10-24

bucket count, defining10-23

bucket interval, defining10-24

configuring10-19

data object, defining10-23

deleting configuration identifier10-22

group10-2

modifying configuration attributes10-21

owner, defining10-23

setting attributes10-22

viewing information for10-30

roundrobin

least connection7-25

load balancing7-25

router discovery

advertisement interval timers, restoring default value4-28

disabling4-32

enabling4-32

IP interface, configuring for an4-32

lifetime, configuring4-27

limited-broadcast, configuring4-27

max-advertisement-interval, configuring4-28

max-advertisement-interval, restoring default value4-28

min-advertisement-interval, configuring4-28

preference, configuring4-32

preference, restoring default value4-33

running check disk on the disk1-42

running-config

archiving1-60

clearing1-54

copying1-53

creating using text editor1-58

displaying1-54

example1-56

ordering information within1-58

using1-53

running-profile

copying to an FTP server2-9

copying to an TFTP server2-9

copying to a user profile2-9

copying to the default profile2-8

S

sample variable, finding and defining10-15

sampling

absolute10-16

defining10-16

delta10-16

interval for an RMON alarm10-18

RMON alarm example10-9

SCM

boot record for passive SCM, configuring2-16

configuring network boot for primary2-23

IP address for passive SCM, configuring2-17

network boot for passive, configuring2-24

script keepalives

configuring5-29

displaying5-30

maximum keepalive types5-27

overview5-27

status codes5-31

upgrading WebNS software5-32, A-10

usage considerations5-28

scripts

archiving1-60

disk directory1-50

restoring archived file1-62

script keepalives5-27

secondary boot

configuration path, specifying2-15

configuration setting1-32

file, specifying2-14

type, specifying2-15

secondary boot record

disk boot1-36

FTP boot1-35

network boot1-33

secondary config path, specifying2-15

secondary sorry server, adding to a content rule7-20

Secure Shell Daemon. See SSHD

security options

Offline Diagnostic Monitor menu1-40

setting password protection on Offline Diagnostic Monitor menu1-40

server

order in which types are hit5-40, 7-17

primary sorry7-19

secondary sorry7-20

types, how CSS handles5-40

weight and load, using with ACA5-7

service

access, configuring5-41

activating5-52

adding to a content rule7-18

adding to content rule7-17

advanced balanced string, configuring5-37

assigning an IP address5-34

cache bypass, configuring5-41, 5-42, 5-43

configuration quick start5-4

configuring5-33

creating5-32

global load reporting, configuring5-11

global load threshold, configuring5-10

HTTP cookie, configuring an5-37

keepalive, configuring5-43

load ageout timer, configuring5-12

load overview5-5

load step, configuring5-9

load tear down timer, configuring5-11

max connections, configuring5-52

maximum TCP connections5-52

order in which types are hit5-40, 7-17

overview5-2, 7-2

port, specifying5-35

primary sorry7-19

protocol, specifying5-35

remapping7-34

remapping and HTTP redirection, configuring7-37

removing5-53

removing from content rule5-53

removing from source group5-53

secondary sorry7-20

service load, configuring5-9

showing configuration5-54

showing load5-13

specifying a protocol5-35

specifying type5-39

suspending5-52

weight, configuring5-38

service type

nci-direct-type5-39

nci-info-type5-39

proxy-cache5-39

redirect5-39

redundancy-up5-39

replication cache redirect5-39

replication-store5-39

replication-store redirect5-39

transparent-cache5-39

session, specifying as log file destination8-8

show boot configuration1-38

showing

bridge forwarding3-32, 4-17, 4-19

circuits4-28

content7-47

content rules7-48

DoS attacks9-19

Ethernet interface errors4-23

global bypass counters6-7

global keepalives5-24

interfaces4-19

IP configuration3-21

IP interfaces4-33

IP summary3-28

keepalive configurations5-51

log files8-15

owner information6-6

RADIUS server configuration2-32

remapping7-40

service configuration5-54

SNMP configuration9-21

SNTP configuration1-19

system resources1-68

user information1-69

shutting down

all interfaces4-25

interface stack layer4-25

the CSS1-22

smurf attacks caution3-20

SNMP

agents9-3

community, RMON event10-7

community, using9-22

configuring9-8, 9-9

displaying configuration9-21

enabling access2-37

get9-3

get-next9-3

managers9-3

managing9-22

MIBs9-5

restricting access to the CSS2-37

set9-4

trap hosts9-11

traps9-3

SNTP

overview1-17

poll-interval1-18

server, configuring1-18

showing SNTP information1-19

software

copying new software to CSSA-1

deleting a version from the disk1-39

directory2-47

displaying information1-65

overview1-50

upgrade (manual process)A-8

upgrade cautionA-4

upgrade scriptA-3

version format1-50

sorry server

adding a primary to a content rule7-19

adding a secondary to a content rule7-20

source group, removing service5-53

spanning tree

caution when disabling3-31

enabling and disabling3-31

speed, configuring for interface4-7

SSHD

configuring3-34

disabling Telnet for use with3-34

displaying configurations3-37

keepalive, configuring3-35

port, configuring3-35

server-keybits, configuring3-36

SSL, specifying as application type in a content rule7-45

startup alarm for RMON10-18

startup-config

archiving1-60

clearing1-54

copying1-53

creating using text editor1-58

displaying1-57

ordering information within1-58

overview1-51

restoring archived file1-62

RMON configuration10-34

saving offline1-53

using1-53

stateless redundancy failover5-33, 7-7, 7-24, 7-41

statistics

clearing RMON10-29

showing flows2-41

viewing an Ethernet port10-25

subnet mask

assigning to CSS1-12

configuring using Offline Diagnostic Monitor menu1-37

prefix notation, configuring for user2-5

subsystem

disabling logging8-11

enabling for logging8-8

suspending

content rule7-21

service5-52

sys.log1-50, 8-2, 8-14

sys.log.prev8-3

syslogd, logging to8-2, 8-3

system resources, showing1-68

T

TCP ports

destination number, specifying5-35

permanent connections, configuring5-35

Telnet

disabling for use with SSHD3-34, 3-36

enabling access2-37

enabling and disabling for SSHD3-36

reclaiming reserved control ports2-40

restricting access to the CSS2-37

terminal parameters

terminal idle, configuring2-4

terminal length, configuring2-4

terminal more, configuring2-5

terminal netmask format, configuring2-5

terminal timeout, configuring2-5

user-specific, configuring2-3

text editor

running-config, creating1-58

startup-config, creating1-58

TFTP server

copying core dumps to1-64

copying log files to8-19

copying log files to server8-20

threshold

falling RMON alarm10-17

global load threshold5-10

load threshold, specifying7-33

rising RMON alarm10-17

time, configuring for CSS1-14

timezone, configuring for CSS1-14

transparent cache, bypassing7-46

traps

background9-3

log file10-32

specifying hosts9-11

trap host9-4

traplogs, reading9-25

trunking

configuring4-14

interface to VLAN4-12

type, specifying for service5-39

U

UDP, destination port number5-35

Universal Resource Locator. See URL

upgrading software

configuring FTP recordA-2

copying new software to CSSA-1

manuallyA-8

procedureA-1

scriptA-3

upgrading WebNS software, script keepalives5-32, A-10

URI, specifying for HTTP keepalive5-19, 5-46

URL, specifying for content7-30

user

data, restricting access1-7

information, showing1-69

username

configuring1-8

directory access privileges1-9

displaying1-10

removing1-10

user password

changing1-10

configuring1-8

user profiles

configuring2-2

copying and saving2-8

user terminal parameters

configuring2-42

terminal domain lookup, configuring2-4

terminal idle, configuring2-4

terminal length, configuring2-4

terminal more, configuring2-5

terminal timeout, configuring2-5

V

viewing

disk log file for an RMON event10-33

RMON event10-32

RMON history information10-30

RMON statistics10-25

trap log file for an RMON event10-32

virtual authentication, configuring2-35

virtual IP address, configuring7-7

VLAN

bridge to interface4-10

default VLAN in a trunk link4-14

restoring default4-11

trunking4-12

VTY log files8-2, 8-3

W

warning

level warning8-2, 8-5, 8-10, 8-12

symbol overviewxxxiii

web management

enabling access2-37

restricting access to the CSS2-37

web page, verifying checksum5-19, 5-46

weight, configuring for a service5-38

weighted roundrobin, load balancing7-25

wildcards

domain names in content rules7-15

using in content rule domain names7-16

X

XML

enabling access2-37

enabling access to the CSS2-45, 9-8

restricting access to the CSS2-37, 2-45, 9-8

XML code

CLI command conventions2-43

creating2-42

mode hierarchy2-43

parsing2-45

publishing2-45

using on the CSS2-42

XML document example2-44

XOR hash

used in domainhash balance algorithm7-24

used in urlhash balance algorithm7-25

Z

zero, resetting Ethernet statistics to4-23

zip file

included on documentation CD2-22

using for network boot2-22