Cisco Cisco Media Delivery Engine 1100 model

IP Spoofing with non-HTTP protocols or multiple Service Engines

L4 Switch for the bypass gateway.

Reverse proxy

RTMP unmanaged domain

Security proxy

Show and Share over SSL

WCCP CIF/FTP/DNS traffic caching

WCCP Web cache packet return

Observe the following limitations and restrictions in this release:

Make sure that the system from which you deploy the RAID 0.ova file is running natively on hardware, 
or is controlled through a remote desktop. There is an issue with deployment if there are nested vSphere 
instances in which vSphere is running on the VM controlled through vSphere. In this case the Cisco SRE 
VM is deployed using vSphere from a Windows 2008 server VM. The Windows 2008 server VM is 
controlled from the console window of another vSphere client, therefore creating a nesting environment 
and the deployment fails. 

There is a 4 KB maximum limit for HTTP request headers. This has been added to prevent client-side 
attacks, including overflowing buffers in the Web Engine.

There is no network address translation (NAT) device separating the MDEs from one another.

Cisco ECDS does not support NAT configuration, where one or more MDEs are behind the NAT device 
or firewall. If your Cisco ECDS network is behind a firewall, workaround this issue by configuring each 
internal and external IP address pair with the same IP address. 

Cisco ECDS does support clients that are behind a NAT device or firewall that have shared external IP 
addresses. In other words, there could be a firewall between the Cisco ECDS network and the client 
device. However, the NAT device or firewall must support RTP/RTSP. 

Use the following configuration tips to help you manage your system. For more information, see the 

 on Cisco.com.