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This ICMP Proxy log can be downloaded by the downloadFile command on a Ranger
Gateway. The log file is called /log/icmpProxy.log . The log file may also be viewed on
the View > Service Logs page.
ZoneRanger can be configured to cache (store) previous ICMP responses to be used for
subsequent ICMP requests within a particular time period. The ICMP Proxy Cache Enabled
checkbox enables this capability.
The Caching Rules section allows for the creation of rules to indicate which addresses should
have their ICMP responses cached based on the following information:
Setting
Address
Postive Cache
Enabled
Time to Cache
Time Units
Negative Cache
Enabled
Time to Cache
Time Units
If an address matches more than one entry then the first entry in the table that it matches is used.
The ICMP Proxy Cache Logging levels are:
Log Level
None
Short
Full
This ICMP Proxy Cache log can be downloaded by the downloadFile command on a Ranger
Gateway. The log file is called /log/icmpProxyCache.log . The log file may also be
viewed on the View > Service Logs page.
Configuring FTP Proxy
ZoneRanger is capable of proxying FTP connections initiated through the Ranger Gateway to
ZoneRanger managed nodes. The Configuration > Outbound Proxy page FTP tab provides
configuration for those connections.
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Description
Source address of the incoming icmp
request.
pattern or Node Group.
Store successful ICMP responses
Length of time to store successful ICMP
responses
Units of time to store successful ICMP
responses
Store unsuccessful ICMP responses
Length of time to store unsuccessful ICMP
responses
Units of time to store unsuccessful ICMP
responses
Description
Logging is off
Basic information about each proxy cache
transaction request including if it is configured
to be cached or is a cache hit or miss.
Additional information, including: which Ranger
Gateway a request came from and whether the
response is positive or negative.
Address may be an address
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