Supplemental Configuration - HP P4535A - Web Cache Server Appliance Getting Started Manual

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Upon successful completion of the initial configuration, the appliance will start
and configure the Traffic Server software to run with the network settings just
entered.
NOTE After the initial configurations are saved, the network
parameters will be saved as a static configuration on the
appliance. This is true even if the appliance received the initial
IP configuration via bootp or DHCP. DHCP and bootp will be
disabled on the appliance after the initial network configuration
is complete.

Supplemental Configuration

Once you have completed the initial configuration, the HP Cache Server
Appliance will be operating with default settings as a proxy cache server. Clients
may configure their browsers to use the appliance as their proxy server at this
point with the default proxy port of 8080; however, you may wish to make further
configuration and customization changes.
Configuring the Traffic Server caching application can best be accomplished as
described in the HP Cache Server Appliance Administrator Guide by directing a
browser to: http://<appliance_IP_address>:8081
administration using Traffic Manager.
To access any of the system-level functionality listed below, telnet to the appliance
using the telnet access user name and password that was entered during initial
configuration (see "Configuring Initial Network Parameters for LAN A" for
details).
The following activities may be performed through the Configuration menu:
• Change network configuration for the network adapters
• Change the hostname of the appliance
• Set date, time, and time zone
• Change the console port user name and password
• Shutdown and restart
• Restore factory defaults
• Obtain shell access to run commands required to manage Traffic Server
Configuring the Cache Appliance
where 8081 is the default port for
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