Intel 1520 ユーザーズマニュアル
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Intel NetStructure Cache Appliance Administrator’s Guide
User-Agent:
identifies the agent making the request, usually a
browser
browser
Cookie:
identifies the user that made the request
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To add HTTP headers, select add, and press Enter. You can add the
following headers:
following headers:
From:
identifies the user’s email address
Referer:
identifies the Web link followed by the user
User-Agent:
identifies the agent making the request, usually a
browser
browser
Cookie:
identifies the user that made the request
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To remove a client IP header or undo the removal, select remove/undo,
and press Enter. See insert/undo below.
and press Enter. See insert/undo below.
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To insert a client IP header or undo the insertion, select insert/undo,
and press Enter. When a client IP header is inserted, it allows the traffic
server to track its IP as opposed to other means that common http
protocol permits.
and press Enter. When a client IP header is inserted, it allows the traffic
server to track its IP as opposed to other means that common http
protocol permits.
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Language: Messages from the traffic server to users are displayed by
default in English.
default in English.
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Auth: This is the proxy authorization. Because the proxy authorization
header field applies only to the next outbound proxy that demanded
authentication using the proxy-authenticate field, this feature is added
so that you can force the traffic server to forward the header to the next
proxy in the chain. By default, this is disabled. If you are running the
traffic server through another proxy (for example, a firewall), you
should enable this feature to make http authentication work.
header field applies only to the next outbound proxy that demanded
authentication using the proxy-authenticate field, this feature is added
so that you can force the traffic server to forward the header to the next
proxy in the chain. By default, this is disabled. If you are running the
traffic server through another proxy (for example, a firewall), you
should enable this feature to make http authentication work.
Configuring NNTP options
You can configure enable and disable NNTP caching, view the current NNTP
settings, enable and disable NNTP server feeds, enable and disable NNTP access
control, configure NNTP servers, configure NNTP access, configure the NNTP
port, set timeout values, and remove HTTP headers.
settings, enable and disable NNTP server feeds, enable and disable NNTP access
control, configure NNTP servers, configure NNTP access, configure the NNTP
port, set timeout values, and remove HTTP headers.
▼ Configuring NNTP options
1
Select the config menu, and press Enter.
2
Select protocols, and press Enter.
3
Select nntp, and press Enter.
4
Select the configuration option you want to use, and press Enter:
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To view the current NNTP configuration settings, select view, and press
Enter. The configuration settings display on screen.
Enter. The configuration settings display on screen.
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To enable the appliance to cache and serve news articles select enable,
and press Enter.
and press Enter.