Rss Page; Figure 9-9 Rss Page; Table 9-8 Http Rss Page - Lantronix I/O 2100 User Manual

RSS Page

f you click RSS on the menu, the RSS page displays. Here you can specify RDF Site
Summary (RSS) information. RSS is a way of feeding online content to web users.
Instead of actively searching for IntelliBox configuration changes, RSS displays only
relevant and new information regarding changes made to the IntelliBox via an RSS
publisher.
Under Current Configuration, Data has View and Clear links. If you click View, the data
displays. If you click Clear, a message asks whether you are sure you want to delete this
information. Click OK to proceed or Cancel to cancel the operation.
HTTP RSS
Page Settings
RSS Feed
Persistent
Max Entries
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Figure 9-9 RSS Page

Table 9-8 HTTP RSS Page

Description
Select whether an RSS feed is enabled or disabled. An RSS syndication
feed is served by the HTTP server. This feed contains up-to-date
information about configuration changes that occur on the IntelliBox.
Choices are:
On = RSS feed is enabled.
Off = RSS feed is disabled. (default)
Select whether the RSS feed is persistent. Choices are:
On = data is stored on the filesystem, in the file /cfg_log.txt. This allows
feed data to be available across reboots or until the factory defaults are set.
Off = data is not stored on the filesystem. (default)
Note: If you select On, only configuration entries corresponding to
configuration changes become persistent.
Enter the maximum number of log entries. The RSS feed is a scrolling feed,
with only the last Max Entries cached and viewable. To be notified
automatically about any configuration changes that occur, register the RSS
feed within your favorite RSS aggregator. Default is 100.
Each RSS feed entry is prefixed with a timestamp [BC:HH:MM:SS]. BC is
the Boot Cycle value and indicates the number of times the IntelliBox has
rebooted since factory defaults were last loaded. The resulting "HH:MM:SS"
is the time since the IntelliBox booted.
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