Specifying The Maximum Number Of Outstanding Requests; To The Websense Server; Specifying The Maximum Number Of Buffered Web Server; Responses - HP 7102dl - ProCurve Secure Router Configuration Manual

Content Filtering
Configuring Web Content Filtering
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For example, enter:
ProCurve(config)# ip urlfilter exclusive-domain permit www.procurve.com
To specify an FQDN that users can never access, enter this command from
the global configuration mode context:
Syntax: ip urlfilter exclusive-domain deny <FQDN>
You can specify multiple domain names by entering multiple commands.
To view the exclusive domain names, as well as whether they are permitted
or denied, enter this command:
ProCurve# show ip urlfilter exclusive-domain

Specifying the Maximum Number of Outstanding Requests

to the Websense Server

In a busy network, the ProCurve Secure Router might receive many requests
for sessions with Web servers. A request for which the Websense server has
not yet returned a decision is called an outstanding request. When outstanding
requests reach a certain level, the ProCurve Secure Router stops sending new
requests to the Websense server.
Tailor the maximum number of outstanding requests according to the needs
of your network with this global configuration mode command:
Syntax: ip urlfilter max-request <value>
You can specify a value between 1 and 500. By default, the router stops sending
new requests when it has 500 outstanding requests to the Websense server.
You might set this value lower if your network includes several devices
sending queries to the Websense server to avoid overburdening that server.
Setting the value too low, however, can add latency.

Specifying the Maximum Number of Buffered Web Server

Responses

The ProCurve Secure Router begins forwarding requests to Internet Web
servers as soon as it receives them from workstations in the private network—
even before the router has received the Websense server's filtering decisions.
However, the router does not pass the Web servers' responses back to the