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Appendix A Caching Solutions and Performance 137
How an ICP
hit can be a
miss
If the appliance receives a hit message from an ICP peer, then it sends the HTTP
request to that peer. It might turn out to be an actual miss, because the original
HTTP request contains header information that is not communicated by the ICP
query. For example, the hit might not be the requested alternate. If an ICP hit
turns out to be a miss, the appliance forwards the request to either its HTTP
parent caches or to the origin server.
For information on now to enable and configure ICP options using the Manager
UI, see the ICP section of the Configure: Routing page (see Setting ICP options‚
on page 41). For information on how to configure ICP options using the
command-line interface see Configuring and maintaining ICP peers‚ on page 84.
NNTP cache hierarchies
Using an Intel NetStructure Cache Appliance as parent to another group of
appliances can reduce load on a parent news server and take advantage of the
large number of concurrent connections that server supports.
Figure 8 Hierarchy of news caching servers
In Figure 8 above, the parent news server for each of the child appliances is the
parent appliance. The parent appliance is a child cache to the distant parent news
server.
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- Administrator’s Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Contents v 5
- Contents vii 7
- Contents ix 9
- Who should read this manual 12
- Chapter 1 13
- How to use this guide 17
- Chapter 2 19
- Accessing the Manager UI 24
- Chapter 2 Getting Started 13 25
- Figure 1 The Dashboard page 25
- Using online help 27
- Verifying that caching works 27
- Changing passwords 27
- Chapter 3 29
- Accessing monitor pages 30
- Using the Dashboard page 30
- Dashboard alert lights 31
- Exposing node detail 31
- Changing the selected node 32
- Using the Node page 32
- Using the Graphs page 33
- Using the Protocols page 33
- Using the Cache page 33
- Using the ARM page 33
- Using the Other page 34
- Using the MRTG page 34
- Chapter 4 35
- Accessing configure pages 36
- Using the Server Basics page 36
- Setting general options 37
- Configuring load-shedding 40
- Enabling SNMP agents 41
- Configuring HTTP 42
- Configuring NNTP 43
- Configuring FTP 46
- Cache activation 47
- Freshness 48
- Variable content 50
- Using the Security page 51
- Using the Routing page 51
- Setting ICP options 53
- Checking transparency 56
- Checking WCCP 56
- Using the Host Database page 56
- Configuring the host database 57
- Configuring DNS 59
- Using the Snapshots page 59
- Chapter 5 61
- Using the setup menu 64
- Changing the gateway address 65
- Using the main menu 66
- Starting the appliance 67
- Stopping the appliance 67
- Application upgrade 69
- Patch upgrade 70
- OS/Application upgrade 70
- Clearing statistics 71
- Rebooting the System 72
- Halting the System 72
- Resetting to factory settings 73
- Preparing a cache disk 73
- Using the config menu 73
- Setting general controls 74
- Configuring protocol options 75
- Configuring NNTP options 76
- Configuring FTP options 83
- Setting filter rules 84
- Setting remap rules 86
- Configuring the cache 88
- Setting disk storage options 89
- Configuring caching rules 91
- Configuring security options 94
- Configuring routing options 96
- Configuring WCCP options 104
- Configuring ARM bypass rules 106
- Configuring logging options 110
- Using the monitor menu 111
- Viewing Node statistics 111
- Viewing Protocol statistics 112
- ICP peers 115
- Viewing Cache statistics 116
- Viewing Other statistics 117
- Using the expert menu 119
- Using the save menu 120
- Using the load menu 120
- Using the logoff menu 120
- Chapter 6 121
- Rebooting your system 122
- Upgrading software 123
- Appendix A 125
- Web proxy caching 126
- Revalidating objects 128
- HTTP object freshness tests 128
- Configuring HTTP revalidation 130
- Caching HTTP alternates 131
- To cache or not to cache? 131
- Transparent proxy caching 132
- Interception strategies 133
- Internet 134
- Cache Appliances 135
- Adaptive interception bypass 138
- Configuring bypass options 139
- NetStructure 140
- Appliance 140
- How server acceleration works 141
- Web server redirects 143
- HTTP cache hierarchies 147
- Peer 148
- How an ICP 149
- News article caching 150
- Blocking particular groups 152
- Clustering 152
- Transparency 153
- Configuring Access control 154
- Obeying NNTP control messages 155
- Client bandwidth throttling 155
- Carrier-class architecture 155
- Performance 155
- High-availability 157
- Virtual IP failover 158
- Node fault tolerance 159
- Expansion capabilities 159
- Centralized administration 160
- Appendix B 163
- HTML messages sent to clients 164
- Glossary 169
- Glossary 159 171
- Glossary 161 173
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