A B C F H I L M N O P Q R S T U W
Index
A
- access controls
- configuring for Web cache performance
- for Web or streaming accelerator
- alt.binaries.* news hierarchy
- Apple QuickTime
- NetCache support for
-
- articles, news
- average size of
- authentication
- streaming media and
B
- bandwidth savings
- calculating for NNTP
- news caching
- Web or streaming accelerator deployment
- byte hit rate
- versus object hit rate
-
C
- cache control headers
-
- cache, streaming media. See streaming media cache
- cache, Web. See Web cache
- caches
- Complete Fetch option
- on a Web cache
- use with Web accelerator
- use with Web and news caching
- confill command
- connections
- FTP
- NetCache establishing
- server establishing
- streaming media
- HTTP for
- limiting client connections
- TCP
- UDP
- ContentDirector
- restrictions
- use with streaming media
- Cookie Cheat Extensions
- configuration option
- described
- values to add
- Cookie Cheat File Name Extensions
- description of
F
- failover
- examples for news caching
- firewalls
- configuring for streaming media
- examples
- Web or streaming accelerator outside
- for streaming media
- effects of port blocking
- ports to open
- quality of streams
- Foundry switches, minimum firmware versions for streaming media
- FTP
- connections
- NetCache establishing
- PASV
- PORT
- server establishing
- consistency of FTP objects in cache
- defined
- NetCache support for
- over HTTP
- port
- transparent
- transparent client access to NetCache
- transparent proxying, defined
H
- hierarchies, streaming media and
- hierarchy, news
- HTTP
- and streaming media
- authenticating Web users
- streaming media and
I
- ICAP, streaming media and
- IP spoofing, streaming media and
L
- L4 switch
- in front of accelerator
- L7 switch
- in front of accelerator
- licenses
- NNTP, how to obtain
- streaming media
- Log FQDN option
- disabling to improve performance
- logging, connection data for streaming media
M
- media players, supported
- media streams
- client log forwarding for
-
- MMS
- NetCache support for
- monitoring, streaming media
- multicast
- back-channel, NetCache support for
- multicast streaming
- features
- IP address requirements
- MMS multicasting
- port requirements
N
- NetCache
-
-
-
- news articles, average size of
- news caching
- average size of news article
- Canceled Article Time-To-Live option
- client access to news cache
- configuration examples
- configuring NetCache for
- enabling NetCache for
- failover examples
- how NetCache sends requests
- NetCache pointing to another news cache
- tuning response time for
-
- news objects
- checking for canceled articles
- checking for new articles
- how NetCache manages objects
- which objects are cached
- news requests, how sent
- NNTP
- bandwidth savings
- how calculated
- canceled articles
- checking for
- definition of
- configuration examples
- enabling NetCache for
- license, how to obtain
- objects
- checking for canceled articles
- checking for new articles
- port, description of
- refresh rate
- request resolution response time, NetCache options affecting
- server, description of
- statistics
- traffic, port to handle on
- welcome banner
-
- NNTP Refresh Rate option
- relationship to response time
O
- objects, news
- checking for new articles
- how NetCache manages
- which objects are cached
- objects, Web
- caching objects with cookies
- calculating default TTL
- how long objects remain in the cache
- how long Web objects remain in the cache
- how to change refresh rate
- If-Modified-Since (IMS)
- verifying object freshness
- making objects uncacheable
- specifying which objects are cached
- TTL Patterns option
P
- PNA restrictions
- port 119, used for news caching
- port 21 (FTP) requests
- ports
- configuring the proxy port
- FTP
- streaming media
- recommended for transparency
- prefilling
- commands for
- confill command
- streaming media restrictions
-
- protocols
- HTTP
- streaming media and
- PNA
- supported for transparent proxying
- Proxy port
- configuring
- Web cache settings
Q
- QuickTime
- firewall configuration for
- NetCache support for
- UDP ports and
R
- RDT
-
-
- RealFlash
- RealMedia
- RealNetworks
- content types not supported by NetCache
- IP spoofing restrictions
- NetCache support for
- PNA
- RealProxy restrictions
- supported RealMedia MIME types
- RealPix
- RealSystem, NetCache support for
- RealText
- Real-Time Monitoring Protocol
- Reload Rules
- request resolution, FTP
- requests
- how NetCache sends Web and news requests
- response time
- for news requests
- for Web requests
- news caching
- RTMON
- RTSP, NetCache support for
S
- Server Load Balancer, in front of Web or streaming accelerator
-
- SmartFilter, with streaming media
- SMIL
- statistics, NNTP
- streaming accelerator
- distributed
- DNS configuration for
- examples
- handling all requests
- limited access from another company
- multiple accelerators
- multiple servers and one accelerator
- splitting requests with streaming server
- L4 switch in front of
- L7 switch in front of
- limited access from a partner
- outside the firewall
- Server Load Balancer in front of
- streaming media
- acceleration
- authentication
- end-to-end
- cacheability
- caching
- ejecting locked objects
- how objects are strored
- methodology
- object expiration
- object validation
- RealNetworks content types and
- restrictions
- supported vendors
- client access to cache, transparent proxying
- client authentication
- client monitoring for
- client UDP requests
- client-side HTTP encapsulation
- configuration
- planning
- strategies
- confill command
- connections for
- TCP
- UDP
- content fill
- command to use
- example of
- syntax
- content providers
- ContentDirector and
- dynamic stream switching
- firewalls
- effects of port blocking
- port blocking
- ports to open
- quality of streams
- HTTP for
- IP spoofing, restrictions
- limiting client connections
- logging connection data
- MMS, defined
- MMS, support for
- monitoring information
- multicast streaming
- features
- IP address requirements
- MMS multicasting
- port requirements
- nontransparent redirection
- objects, how stored
- ports
- prefilling
- commands for
- confill command
- restrictions
- prefilling restrictions
- protocols
- HTTP
- TCP
- UDP
- proxy authentication for
- quality of streams
- QuickTime
- NetCache support for
- UDP ports and
- RDT
- RealFlash
- RealNetworks, supported RealMedia MIME types
- RealPix
- RealProxy restrictions
- RealText
- RTSP
- IP spoofing restrictions for
- RealSystem support
- RTSP, RealSystem support
- server-side HTTP encapsulation
- streaming server connections
- supported media players
- supported protocols
- switches for
- collecting port statistics
- minimum software versions
- recommended duplex settings
- TCP
- NetCache support for
- TCP, using for server connections
- transparency ports
- troubleshooting
- CLI commands for
- UDP
- NetCache support for
- Windows Media metafile rewriting
- request flow
- streaming media cache
- as an accelerator
- authentication for
- caching methodology
- caching restrictions
- client authentication
- client logging information
- consistency of options
- forwarding for proxied streams
- forwarding for split streams
- client-side HTTP encapsulation
- configuration
- strategies
- troubleshooting
- troubleshooting with CLI
- configuration planning
- connections
- ContentDirector and
- dynamic stream switching
- ejecting locked objects
- how objects are strored
- limiting client connections
- log forwarding
- consistency of options
- MMS
- NetCache configuration for
- monitoring information
- object expiration
- object management
- objects and
- overloading
- port settings
- RealNetworks, restrictions
- server-side HTTP encapsulation
- supported vendors
- transparent proxying for
- UDP requests
- Web filtering restrictions
- streaming server
- client authentication
- logging information
- relationship to streaming accelerator
T
- TCP, streaming media
- NetCache support for
- using for server connections
- Time To Live (TTL)
- for Web objects
- writing rules
- transparent proxying
- access to NetCache appliances
- planning summary
- streaming media
- recommended method
- transports
- streaming media
- HTTP
- TCP
- UDP
- troubleshooting, streaming media
- tuning NetCache
- hit rate, Web cache
- improving
- NNTP bandwidth savings, how calculated
- performance
- limiting number of access controls
- performance, Web cache
- adding network interfaces
- response time for news requests
U
- UDP and streaming media
- URL byte hit rate
- compared with URL object hit rate
- URL object hit rate
- compared with URL byte hit rate
W
- Web
- objects
- making objects uncacheable
- specifying which objects are cached
- which objects are cached
- Web accelerator
- distributed
- DNS configuration for
- examples
- handling all requests
- limited access from another company
- multiple accelerators
- multiple servers and one accelerator
- splitting requests with Web server
- L4 switch in front of
- L7 switch in front of
- limited access from a partner
- outside the firewall
- Server Load Balancer in front of
- Web cache
- aborted requests
- caching objects with cookies
- Complete Fetch option
- configuration of basic options
- control headers
- cookies
- creating TTL rules
- default object TTL
- default settings
- defining noncacheable objects
- explicit expiration time
- hit rate
- byte hit rate
- improving
- not applicable to news requests
- how long objects remain in
- how NetCache sends requests
- If-Modified-Since query
- making content uncacheable
- performance
- adding network interfaces
- disabling Log FQDN option to improve
- limiting number of access controls
-
- proxy port settings
- specifying which FTP objects are cached
- Web objects
- making objects uncacheable
- refresh rate
- specifying objects not cached
- Time To Live (TTL)
- TTL patterns for
- Web server
- relationship to Web accelerator
- Windows Media metafile rewriting
- example of
- request flow
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