Cisco Cisco Internet Streamer Application Notas de publicación

In Release 2.5.9, the flash-media-streaming ignore-query-string enable command has been added, 
which tells Flash Media Streaming to remove the query string before forwarding the request to the Web 
Engine in the case of VOD, or before forwarding the request to the forwarder SE in the case of live 
streaming.

If URL signature verification is required, the sign verification is performed before the query string check 
is invoked. The URL signing and validation, which adds its own query string to the URL, continues to 
work independently of this enhancement.

When the flash-media-streaming ignore-query-string enable command is entered, for every request 
in which the query string has been ignored, a message is written to the FMS error log, and the Query 
String Bypassed counter is incremented in the output of the show statistics flash-media-streaming 
command. The FMS access log on the edge SE contains the original URL before the query string was 
removed. 

The flash-media-streaming ignore-query-string enable command affects every VOD and live 
streaming request and is not applicable to proxy-style requests.

The enhancements section has the following subsections:

This section describes the enhancements to Release 2.5.9-b126 and includes the following subsections:

In Release 2.5.9-b126, the CDSM GUI know has the capability to filter alarms and mark alarms as 
acknowledged. Alarms can be filtered based on alarm severity and device type. Alarms can be marked 
as acknowledged and are then moved to the Acknowledged Alarms table. Alarms listed in the 
Acknowledged Alarms table can be marked unacknowledged and are then moved back to the 
Troubleshooting table.

If there is more than one alarm for a device, and the Troubleshooting table is sorted by device, then the 
device is only listed once for multiple alarms associated with it. The same is true for service alarms and 
license alerts.