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Index

Symbols

* wildcard character 7-5

.pac files 16-3

A

aborting selected objects 6-3

accelerated WCCP support 4-10

administrator

account 1-2

password 1-2

Apache-style transaction logging 9-3

authenticated data caching 6-1

authentication

end-to-end

basic 10-10

NTLM 10-10

HTTP request 10-3

user

local 10-1

TACACS+ 10-1

WMT and NTLM 13-5

WMT proxy 13-4

authentication cache

size adjustments 10-9

authentication traffic bypass 4-5

B

block.html

customized blocking message 8-3

boomerang content routing

enabling 16-1

browser

autoconfiguration of 16-3

for opening management interface 1-2

for verifying software configuration 2-11

C

Cache application

disabling transparent caching 2-10

feature set (table) 3-1

overview 1-1

cache freshness 6-1

cache-on-abort 6-3

caching

disabling for certain clients B-9

of authenticated content 6-1

of binary content with cookies 6-2

web traffic 1-1

CDP. See Cisco Discovery Protocol

Cisco Discovery Protocol

implementing 11-5

CiscoWorks2000 11-5

clear ip wccp command A-6

CLF

log file format 9-1

commands

WCCP Version 1 A-5

WCCP Version 2 B-15

Common Log Format. See CLF

configuring

Cache application through the GUI 1-2

healing mode 16-3

primary proxy server 7-1

proxy-style caching 5-1

service group B-7

static bypass lists 4-5

connections

management interface 1-2

Content Engine

and Layer 4-enabled switches 4-12

communication with router B-4

configuring

as content routing agent 16-1

for reverse proxy services 2-8

for WCCP 4-4

for web cache service 2-3, 2-5

management interface 1-2, 14-8

overview 1-1

removing 2-11

replacing 2-11

content preloading 16-5

content routing

enabling boomerang 16-1

Content Services Switch. See CSS 11000 series switch

conventions xiii

cookies 6-2

CSS 11000 series switch

caching configurations 4-11

Content Engine CLI commands 4-12

enabling transparent caching 4-12

transparent caching with 4-11

sample configuration output 4-13

custom blocking messages

in URL filtering 8-3

customer service and support xv

custom web cache

enabling B-8

router configuration B-8

D

data caching

authenticated 6-1

debug ip wccp events command A-20

debug ip wccp packets command A-21

disabling

RealMedia caching 14-11

transparent caching for certain clients B-9

displaying

WCCP settings B-14

document conventions xiii

DSCP

setting values 15-2

dynamic traffic bypass 4-6

dynamic web cache service B-8

E

enabling

boomerang content routing 16-1

custom web cache service B-8

dynamic authentication bypass 4-5

reverse proxy service B-8

transparent error handling 4-5

WCCP support on the router 4-4, A-4

web caching B-7

end-to-end authentication 10-9

basic 10-10

NTLM 10-10

exporting log files 9-4

Extended Squid-style transaction logging 9-3

external FTP server

exporting transaction logs to 9-4

permanent error from 9-6

F

failover 7-2

force transparently 7-5

FTP

proxy caching 5-2

G

global exclusion from proxy forwarding 7-5

graphical user interface 1-2

H

handling proxy-style requests 7-5

healing mode

configuring 16-3

helper addresses

IP A-13

hierarchical caching 10-7

home router

removing Content Engine 2-11

HTTP

proxy caching 5-2

proxy failover 7-2

Range request caching 6-4

traffic 2-2 to 2-10

http cache-on-abort command 6-3

http cluster command 16-4

HTTP request authentication

considerations 10-5

excluding domains 10-6

using LDAP server 10-5

using NTLM server 10-3

using RADIUS server 10-4

HTTPS

proxy features 5-4

I

If-Range header 6-4

Internet Cache Protocol 7-6

IP address

valid

informing router of B-8

ip route-cache same-interface command 4-4, A-4

IP routing

displaying status of interfaces A-12

ip wccp command B-18

ip wccp enable command A-8

ip wccp group-listen command B-20

ip wccp redirect exclude in command B-21

ip wccp redirect-list command A-9

ip wccp redirect out command B-22

ip wccp version command B-24

ip web-cache redirect command

description A-11

enabling web traffic redirection 4-4, A-4

L

LDAP authentication 10-5, 10-6

live splitting 13-4

load balancing B-6

load shedding B-6

log files

exporting 9-4

restarting export of 9-6

logging command 1-6

M

management interface

logging on 1-2

opening 1-2

mapping of RealProxy error level to syslog priority level 1-6

maximum object size

for storing in cache 6-3

MIBs

supported 11-4

minimum and maximum Time To Live (TTL) settings 6-2

monitoring

WCCP Version 1 A-4

WCCP Version 2 B-11

multicast address

registering a router B-8

multiple router support B-2

multiport transparent redirection 4-9

N

N2H2 URL filtering 8-4

near-miss

definition 16-3

Network Time Protocol (NTP) 1-7

NTLM

authenticated content 6-1

authentication support 10-3

end-to-end authentication

object caching 10-11

pass-through service 10-10

HTTP request authentication 10-3

O

object size

maximum for cache 6-3

overload bypass 4-7

P

packet marking 15-2

parent proxy failover 7-2

password

setting B-9

port 80 1-1

preloading

of content 16-5

primary proxy server 7-1

proxy authentication 13-4

proxy failover 7-2

proxy mode

LDAP authentication 10-6

operation 5-1

proxy server

primary 7-1

R

RADIUS authentication 10-4

Range requests 6-4

RealMedia caching

disabling 14-11

RealPlayer 14-6

RealProxy

and access control 14-11

CLI commands 14-3

configuring 14-3

conventional RTSP proxy service 14-5

disabling RealMedia caching 14-11

error codes 1-7

features and benefits 14-2

transparent RTSP proxy service 14-4

RealSystem administrator page 14-8, 14-9

redirection process A-2

registering router

to a multicast address B-8

removing

Content Engine 2-11

replacing

Content Engine 2-11

reverse proxy service

configuring 2-7

enabling B-8

router

basic configuration for HTTP traffic and WWCP Version 2 2-2

communication with Content Engine B-4

configuring

for reverse proxy service 2-8

for web cache service 2-3, 2-5

enabling WCCP support 4-4, A-4

indicating valid IP addresses B-8

registering to a multicast address B-8

removing Content Engine 2-11

WCCP configuration example A-4

RTSP proxy service

conventional 14-5

transparent using WCCP-enabled routers 14-4

Rules Template

actions and patterns 15-2

configuring 15-1

order of executing actions 15-5

order of executing patterns 15-6

setting ToS or DSCP 15-2

S

sanitized transaction logs 9-4

server redundancy 10-7

service group

configuring using WCCP Version 2 B-7

setting password B-9

sfadmin console 8-8

show ip interface command A-4, A-12, B-25

show ip wccp command A-4, A-15, B-17, B-28

show ip wccp web-caches command A-4, A-17

show running-config command B-9

SmartFilter software 8-7

SNMP

key CLI commands 11-3

overview 11-1

security models and security levels 11-3

supported MIBs 11-4

traps 11-4

versions supported 11-2

specifying a domain name 7-5

Squid-style transaction logging 9-1

SSL tunneling 5-3

static bypass 4-8

streaming media

overview 13-1

supported protocols 13-2

syslog

priority level mapping to RealProxy error codes 1-7

system logging

setting specific parameters for syslog file 1-6

T

TACACS+

options for user authentication 10-2

TCP

configuring parameters using Content Engine GUI 12-2

over satellite extensions 12-3

port 80 1-1

web traffic 1-1

TCP redirection process B-5

technical support xv

Time To Live (TTL)

minimum and maximum settings 6-2

ToS

setting values 15-2

transaction logging

after authentication using LDAP 10-9

and WMT 13-5

Apache-style format 9-3

Extended squid-style format 9-3

sanitized 9-4

Squid-style format 9-1

transparent caching

configuring 4-1 to 6-5

disabling 2-10

transparent mode

hierarchical caching in 10-8

LDAP authentication 10-6

operation 4-2

U

URL 8-4

url-filter command

order of precedence over rules command 8-1

URL filtering

configuring 8-1

with N2H2 server 8-4

with SmartFilter software 8-7

with Websense server 8-6

user authentication

local 10-1

TACACS+ 10-1

V

valid IP address

indicating to router B-8

Variable 13-3

variable bit rate 13-3

verifying

software configuration 2-11

WCCP configuration settings B-9

W

WCCP

and transparent caching 4-1

displaying settings B-14

enabling

support on the router 4-4, A-4

Version 1 on router 4-4, A-4

flow protection 4-9

monitoring A-4

Version 1

commands A-5

monitoring A-4

operation B-2

overview A-1

prerequisites 4-4, A-3

supported platforms 4-4, A-3

Version 2

basic router configuration for HTTP traffic 2-2

commands B-15

configuration examples B-12

configuring a service group B-7

monitoring B-11

operation B-2

overview B-1

prerequisites B-6

restrictions B-6

supported platforms B-6

verifying configuration settings B-9

Web Cache Communication Protocol. See WCCP

web cache packet return B-5

web cache service

clients and cache on different subnets 2-2

clients and cache on the same subnet 2-4

running B-7

web caching

enabling B-7

web management interface connection 1-2

Websense server

and URL filtering 8-6

web server acceleration 2-7

wildcard character * 7-5

WMT

authentication using Windows NTLM protocol 13-5

caching overview 13-3

conventional proxy service 13-8

enabling on the Content Engine 13-6

live splitting 13-4

multicasting 13-12

multicast-in and multicast-out 13-14

multicast-in and unicast-out 13-15

unicast-in and multicast-out 13-13

proxy overview 13-2

support for variable bit rate 13-3

transaction logging 13-5

transparent caching using WCCP 13-6

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