Media Flow Controller Common Configuration Tasks (Cli); Configuring Caching All Contents For A Website (Cli) - Juniper MEDIA FLOW CONTROLLER 2.0.4 - ADMINISTRATOR S GUIDE AND CLI Administrator's Manual

Media Flow Controller Common Configuration Tasks (CLI)

CHAPTER 5
Media Flow Controller Common Configuration Tasks (CLI)
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"Configuring Caching All Contents for a Website (CLI)" on page 197
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"Configuring YouTube Video Caching (CLI)" on page 199
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"Configuring NFS Fetch for Images (CLI)" on page 200
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"Configuring HTTP Fetch for Videos (CLI)" on page 201
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"Configuring RTSP Fetch for Videos (CLI)" on page 201
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"Configuring SmoothFlow Restricted by File Path (CLI)" on page 202
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"Configuring the SNMP Agent (CLI)" on page 203
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"Pre-Staging Content with FTP (CLI)" on page 203
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"Configuring Media Flow Controller Mid-Tier Proxy (CLI)" on page 203
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"Configuring Media Flow Controller for SmoothFlow (CLI)" on page 204
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"Using SSH in Automated Scripts (CLI)" on page 208

Configuring Caching All Contents for a Website (CLI)

Configure Media Flow Controller to cache all contents of the Website www.example.com.
Change variables, like domain and origin-server, as needed.
1. Install Media Flow Controller and set up basic network connectivity including eth0 IP
address, a domain list (to resolve unqualified hostnames), DNS, and default gateway;
save configurations.
interface eth0 ip address <IP_address> {<netmask> | <mask_length>}
hostname <name>
ip domain-list <domain_name_for_resolving_hostnames> ...
ip name-server <IP_address>
ip default-gateway <IP_address>
write memory
2. Ping the default gateway to ensure connectivity. Ping your origin server with the FQDN.
Use Ctrl+c to stop.
ping <default_gateway>
Ctrl+c
ping <origin_server_FQDN>
Ctrl+c
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