index

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

index

Symbols

*.ok file 4-35

<CdnManifest> tag 2-6

<contentType> tag 2-8

<extension> tag 2-10

<host> tag 2-12

<item> tag 2-13

<item-group> tag 2-16

<options> tag 2-10

<playServer> tag 2-8

<playServerTable> tag 2-7

<server> tag 2-11

Numerics

200 HTTP OK code 4-37

204 No Content code 4-37

205 Reset Content code 4-37

206 Partial Content content 4-37

404 File Not Found code 4-37

409 Conflict code 4-37

A

access privileges 1-18

account

administrator 1-19

creating 2-65

guest 1-21

operations 1-20

activating

Content Engines 2-36

Content Routers 2-33

warm standby Content Distribution Manager 2-30

adding

content providers 2-22

locations 2-28

new update file 4-45

regions 2-25

address

internal subnet 3-28

address record 1-13

administrator account 1-19

alias

hosted domain 2-52

alternateUrl attribute

item 2-13

item-group 2-17

A record

See address record

ASF 1-17, 2-10

assigning

Content Engines to hosted domains 2-54

Content Engines to virtual CDNs 2-63

ASX 1-17, 2-9, 2-10

audiocodec 4-40

Audio Visual Interleaved

See AVI

avgbandwidth 4-40

AVI 1-17, 2-9

B

backup Content Distribution Manager

activating 2-30

switch to primary 4-66

BADKEY A -10

BADMAC A -10

BADURL A -10

bandwidth

error when setting replication A -7

maximum WMT 4-16

unlimited WMT 4-16

best location 1-16

C

cache

about 1-3

maximum object size 4-58

CACHE_IDENT 4-37

Cache Disk Size 3-18

Cache Hits per minute 3-18

Cache Kb per minute 3-18

Cache Memory Size 3-19

Cache Misses per minute 3-18

cache-repair diagnostic script 4-72

Cancel button 1-24

canceling

software update 4-54

c-buffercount 4-40

c-bytes 4-40

c-cpu 4-40

cdm.session.timeout option

modifying 4-57

CDN

about 1-2

administrators 1-19

architecture 1-10

configuration properties

deleting 4-62

content type mapping 2-8

creating 2-1

database 1-9

definition of 1-11

devices 1-5

disaster recovery 4-72

end users 1-13

exporting data 3-47

hardware 1-4

linking to web page 2-19

modifying system properties 4-55

multicasting 4-19

new features 1-4

policies 1-9

preparing 2-2

printing data 3-47

publishing URLs linking to content on 2-19

routing requests 1-12

modifying 4-25

setting up 2-3

terminology 1-11

time zones C-1

typical configuration 1-5

updating software 4-43

cdn-http 2-21

cdn-media 2-21

cdnPrefix attribute

item-group 2-17

cdn-qtss 2-21

cdn-real 2-21

c-dns 4-40

cdn-url attribute

and published URL 2-21

and src 2-16

item 2-14

cdn-wmt 2-21

changing

symmetric key password 4-12

system passwords 4-4

channelURL 4-43

c-hostexe 4-40

c-hostexever 4-40

c-ip 4-41

Cisco.com

adding software update from 4-48

CISCO-CONTENT-NETWORK-MIB

obtaining B-11

SNMP traps B-13

syntax B-2

Cisco Internet CDN Software

components 1-4

description 1-2

routing decisions 1-14

routing requests 1-12

updating 4-43

user interface 1-21

users 1-18

CLI

changing CSS password 3-27

password

resetting 4-8

restarting device 3-15

clients

concurrent connections 4-15

cluster

about 1-9

creating 2-44

deleting 3-32

maximum allowed 2-44

modifying 3-30

command-line interface

See CLI

configuration address

Content Services Switch 2-40

configuring

content security for hosted domains 2-57

Java Monitor 4-23

multicasting 4-19

playserver 4-12

QuickTime server 4-24

RealServer

distributed licensing 4-22

live splitting 4-21

multicasting 4-19

overview 4-17

static routing 4-27

supernode 2-40

Windows Media Services 4-13

contact information

primary 2-23

secondary 2-24

user account 2-66

contains attribute

item 2-14

content

expiration date and time 2-14, 2-15

fetched from server 2-15, 2-16

grouping 2-16

importing 1-17

manifest file for importing media 2-3

mapping 2-7

origin server 2-3

publishing URLs 2-19

replicating to hosted domains

viewing status of 3-43

security of 2-57

supported 1-17

TTL 2-16

updating 3-42

URL 2-16

content attribute

listing 2-13

content authentication errors A -10 to A -11

Content Delivery Network

See CDN

Content Distribution Manager

about 1-5

accessing 1-25

accessing user interface 1-25, 1-28

backup becomes primary 4-66

changing passwords 4-5

changing role 4-66

customers 1-23

definition of 1-11

deleting 3-9

description 1-5

enabling multicasting 4-20

exiting 1-28

exiting user interface 1-28

graphical user interface 1-3, 1-21

help 1-23

icons 1-23

logging on to 1-25

networks 1-23

resources 1-23

timeout

modifying 4-56

tools 1-23

updating software on 4-51

virtual CDN 1-23

warm standby

activating 2-30

changing role of 4-66

deleting 3-9

updating software 4-51

Content Engines

about 1-6

activating and defining 2-36

adding to hosted domain 3-39

assigning

by region 3-8

to distribution networks 2-63

to hosted domain 2-54

to virtual CDN 2-63, 3-8

CLI password 4-7

damaged drives 4-72

definition of 1-11

deleting 3-16

description 1-6

encrypting log files 4-33

inactive status 3-29

maximum allowed 1-12, 2-36

modifying

passwords 3-13

properties 3-11

monitoring with SNMP B-15

overloaded B-16

pre-positioned disk space 2-39, 3-31

properties 2-32

reboot 3-15

region and location 2-25

remote logging 4-31

removing 3-39

replication log 3-45

restarting 3-15

routing end user requests to 1-12

running Windows Media Services 4-16

shut down 3-15

static cache content 2-39

static routing 1-16

statistics

viewing 3-17

stop 3-15

supernodes 2-40

symmetric keys 4-10

updating

software 4-49

Windows Media Technologies license 2-56

content provider

adding 2-22

creating 2-22

creating hosted domain for 2-49

definition of 1-11

deleting 3-34

hosted domain 1-2, 2-3, 3-36

modifying 3-33

Content Routers

about 1-6

activating 2-32, 2-33

CLI password 4-7

deactivating 2-36

definition of 1-11

deleting 3-23

description 1-6

DNS mapping 2-33

maximum allowed 2-33

modifying 3-20

passwords 3-22

monitoring with SNMP B-15

naming 2-35

overloaded B-16

properties 2-32

rebooting 3-23

region and location 2-25

restarting 3-23

routing user requests 1-12

shutting down 3-23

stopping 3-23

content security 2-57

Content Services Switch

about 1-7

configuration information 2-40

configuration IP address 3-25

configuration priorities 2-40

definition of 1-11

internal IP address 3-28

password 2-44, 3-27

updating software 4-52

conventions xvi

Coordinated Universal Time 4-61

copying

content to hosted domain 2-59

c-os 4-41

c-osversion 4-41

coverage zones

definition 1-15

file 4-28

example 4-29

c-pkts-lost-client 4-41

c-pkts-lost-cont-net 4-41

c-pkts-lost-net 4-41

c-pkts-received 4-41

c-pkts-recovered-ECC 4-41

c-pkts-recovered-resent 4-41

c-playerid 4-41

c-playerlanguage 4-41

c-playerversion 4-42

c-quality 4-42

c-rate 4-42

creating

cluster 2-44

hosted domain 2-49

manifest file 2-3

SNMP manager 4-2

supernode 2-41

user accounts 2-65

virtual CDN 2-60

c-resendreqs 4-42

cs(Referer) 4-43

cs(User-Agent) 4-43

CSS

See Content Services Switch

c-starttime 4-42

c-status 4-42

cs-uri-stem 4-43

c-totalbuffertime 4-42

current software version

determining 4-44

customer

See content provider

D

Darwin Streaming Server

See QuickTime

date attribute

expiration 2-14, 2-15

fetch content 2-15

serve content after 2-15

debug file package 4-69

debug logging

disabling 4-69

enabling 4-68

deleting

cluster 3-32

Content Engine 3-16

content provider 3-34

Content Router 3-23

hosted domain 3-41

locations 3-6

regions 3-4

supernode 3-29

system configuration property 4-62

update file 4-55

warm standby Content Distribution Manager 3-9

Description property 2-33

desirable

option 3-4

region 2-25, 3-4

devices

changing passwords for all 4-7

spotting overloaded B-16

disaster recovery 4-72

distributed licensing

configuring 4-22

distribution networks

assigning Content Engine to 2-63

DNS

delegated domains 2-51

hosted domain 1-3

proxy 1-12

static routing 1-16

DNS Queries per minute

about 3-19

DNS trace

disabling 4-70

enabling 4-70

logged information 4-71

DOC

See Microsoft Word

documentation

related xvii

documentation conventions xvi

document type definition

See DTD

domain name

hosted domain 3-38

DTD 2-5

dynamic routing 1-15, 4-25

E

edit button 1-24

Error in bandwidth specification A -7

error indicator 1-24

error messages

system log A -6 to A -9

user interface A -1

Error URL field 2-58

event messages A -3 to A -6

EXPIRED

SKCA A -10

expires attribute

item 2-14

exporting

CDN data 3-47

F

failed drive on Content Engine

repair 4-72

failure

recovery from 4-72

fetching

content from origin server 2-59

field

error 1-24

required 1-24

file

attribute

marking for import 2-13

extension

mapping 2-7

tag 2-10

filelength 4-43

filesize 4-43

formats

supported 1-17

G

GIF 1-17, 2-9

glue A record

TTL 4-26

GMT 2-15

GNU Privacy Guard Software 4-33

GPG file extension 4-33

Graphics Interchange Format

See GIF

group

content 2-16

guest account 1-21

GUI

about 1-21

GZ file extension 4-34

H

hardware

supported 1-4

help 1-23

HIER_HOST 4-38

host attribute

defining 2-12

hosted domain

about 1-2

alias 2-52

characteristics of 2-49

content copied to 2-59

Content Engines 2-54

content replication 3-43

content replication log 3-45

content security 2-57

creating 2-49

definition of 1-11

delegated domain 2-52

deleting 3-41

domain name 2-51

linking manifest file to 2-53

modifying 3-36

origin server 2-3

purging 3-42

symmetric key 4-10

underscore character in name 2-51

updating content 3-41

URL

and playserver definitions 2-20

translated into cache address 1-3

valid name 3-38

viewing 3-35

viewing all 3-35

host name

cluster 3-30

HOST-RESOURCES-MIB 4-2

HTML 1-17, 2-9

HTTP

codes 4-37

password

changing 4-8

Content Distribution Manager 4-5

Content Engine 2-33, 3-13

Content Router 3-22

defined 4-4

resetting 4-8

playserver name 2-9

hybrid routing 1-16

Hypertext Markup Language

See HTML

I

icons

See status icons

import

content 1-17

inactive status

Content Engines 3-29

internal address

modifying CSS 3-28

IP address

Content Services Switch 2-40

DNS proxy 1-14

J

Java Monitor 4-23

Joint Photographic Experts Group

See JPG

JPG 1-17, 2-9

K

Key Size 2-58

L

license

distributed 4-22

Windows Media Technologies 2-56, 4-13

license group 4-22

Listen Port

splitting 4-21

live

See type attribute

Location property 2-32

locations

about 2-25

adding 2-28

best and second-best 1-16

coverage zones 4-30

creating 2-28

deleting 3-6

maximum allowed 1-14, 2-25

modifying 3-5

preferred 4-27

static routing 1-16

log

encrypted 4-33

QuickTime format 4-38

RealServer format 4-39

remote logging 4-31

output 4-34

replication 3-45

secure transfer 4-33

SQuID cache log

format 4-35

system events 4-64

system message 4-59

Windows Media Technologies format 4-40

logfiletype 4-34

LoggingStyle 4-39

changing 1-27

log on

following timeout 1-26

user interface 1-25

M

MAC 2-57

manifest file

about 2-3

creating 2-3

definition of 1-3

document type definition 2-5

example 2-18

importing content 1-17

linking to hosted domain 2-53

Listen Port identified 4-21

modifying location 3-39

structure 2-4

structure and syntax 2-4

syntax 2-4

time zones C-1

updating 3-41

manifest-id attribute

options 2-11

maximum

cachable object size 4-58

records in system log 4-59

Maximum Amount of Bandwidth field 4-16

Maximum Number of Concurrent Streams field 4-16

media

attribute

marking for import 2-13

playserver name 2-9

supported 1-17, 2-9

merlot-css-setup script

configuring Content Services Switch 2-40

Message Authentication Code

See MAC

MIB

CISCO-CONTENT-NETWORK-MIB 4-2, B-2

HOST-RESOURCES-MIB 4-2

obtaining 4-2

Microsoft

supported content 1-17

Microsoft PowerPoint 2-9

Microsoft Word 2-9

MIME content types 2-7, 2-8, 4-13

modifying

cluster 3-30

Content Engine 3-11

content provider 3-33

Content Router 3-20

hosted domain 3-36

locations 3-5

playserver configuration 4-12

RealServer configuration 4-17

regions 3-2

supernode 3-25

system timeout value 4-57

Windows Media Services configuration 4-13

Motion Picture Experts Group

See MPG

MOV

See QuickTime Movie

MP3 1-17, 2-9

MPG 1-17, 2-9

multicasting

configuring 4-19

enabling 4-19

N

name

hosted domain 3-38

name attribute

contentType 2-8

extension 2-10

host 2-12

playServer 2-8

server 2-12

Name property 2-32

networks

user interface feature 1-23

Network Time Protocol

client 4-61

server list 4-61

next-click failover 2-40

noRedirectToOrigin attribute

item 2-15

item-group 2-17

options 2-11

NOTOKEN A -11

NS records

minimum number sent 4-26

preferred locations 4-27

TTL 4-26

NTP

See Network Time Protocol

O

object

maximum cachable size 4-58

operations account 1-20

Oracle 8i policy database

about 1-9

Content Distribution Manager 1-22

origin server

as DNS name of web server 1-2

definition of 1-11

hosted domain 2-3

linking to hosted domain 2-52

replicating content from 2-59, 2-60, 3-42

P

Partner Initiated Customer Access

See PICA

password attribute

host 2-12

passwords

changing 4-4

changing login 1-27

Content Engine 3-13

Content Router 3-22

Content Services Switch 3-27

HTTP 4-4

root 4-4

symmetric key 4-11

user account 2-65

validated 1-24

PDF 1-18, 2-9

PICA

registration number 4-46

playserver

attribute

item 2-15

item-group 2-17

http

supported formats 2-9

mappings

accepted locations 2-7

media

supported formats 2-9

modifying 4-12

qtss

supported formats 2-9

real

supported formats 2-10

tables 2-7

URL 2-21

versus <playServer> tag 2-8

policy database

See Oracle 8i policy database

Portable Document Format

See PDF

port attribute

host 2-13

postal address

content provider 2-23

PowerPoint 1-17, 2-9

PPT

See Microsoft PowerPoint

prefetch attribute

item 2-15

preparing

CDN 2-2

prepos

See type attribute

pre-positioning

content 1-17

disk space 2-39, 3-30

primary contact 2-23

printing

CDN data 3-47

proto attribute

host 2-13

protocol 4-43

protocol attribute

used to fetch content 2-13

proxy tables 1-14

publisher RealServer 4-22

pull-split source 4-21

purging

hosted domain 3-42

Q

See QuickTime

qtss

playserver name 2-9

QuickTime

log file format 4-38

Movie 1-18, 2-9

server 4-38

log file format 4-38, 4-40

modifying 4-24

R

See RealMedia

real

playserver name 2-10

RealMedia

RealAudio 1-18, 2-10

RealPix 1-18, 2-10

RealText 1-18, 2-10

RealVideo 1-18

RealServer

access log 4-34

activating 4-18

configuring 4-19

distributed licensing 4-22

Java Monitor 4-23

live content 2-15

log file format 4-39

modifying 4-17

multicasting 4-19

publisher 4-22

receiving 4-21

splitting streams 4-21

subscriber 4-22

transmitting 4-21

Reboot option

Content Engines 3-14

recovering from failure 4-72

redundant

Content Distribution Manager 2-30

Refresh Time field 3-39

Region property 2-32

regions

about 2-24

adding 2-25

assigning Content Engines by 2-62

creating 2-25

default 2-24

deleting 3-4

desirability of 2-25, 3-4

maximum allowed 2-25

modifying 3-2

removing default 2-24

registering SNMP manager

with CDN 4-3

remote logging

output 4-34

setting up 4-31

replicating

to hosted domain 2-59

replication

error setting bandwidth A -7

log 3-45

status 3-43

status update 3-45

request

routing 1-13

required field indicator 1-24

resources 1-23

responsible person

See RP

Restart Software option

Content Engines 3-14

See RealMedia

rmlog 4-34

root location

assigning 2-56

cluster 3-32

deleting Content Engines from 3-16

deleting supernode 3-29

root password

Content Distribution Manager 4-5

Content Engine and Content Router 2-32

Content Router 3-22

definition 4-4

routing

about 1-13

decisions 1-14

dynamic 1-15, 4-25

dynamic routing

configuration properties 4-26

requests 1-12

static 1-15, 4-27

properties 4-29

Routing Properties page 4-25

address 2-60

See RealMedia

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