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3COM SuperStack 3 WEBCACHE 1000 User Manual (362 pages)

Brand: 3COM | Category: Software | Size: 18.57 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

17
- Conventions
  18
- Related Documentation
  19
- Documentation Comments
  20
- Product Registration
  20
- Started
  
  21
1 Web Caching Concepts and Deployment

23
- What Is the Webcache
  24
- The Webcache and 3Com Network Supervisor
  24
- Before You Begin
  25
- Network Configuration Concepts
  26
  - IP Addresses
    26
  - IP Address Rules
    27
  - Subnets and Using a Subnet Mask
    27
  - Domain Name System
    28
  - Domain Name System Syntax
    28
  - Default Router
    29
- Web Caching Overview
  30
  - Current and Expired Content
    32
  - Revalidating HTTP Content
    32
- Deployment Modes Overview
  32
- Choosing a Deployment Mode
  35
- Transparent Cache Deployment
  36
- Proxy Relay Deployment
  44
- Proxy Cache Deployment
  45
- Inline Cache Deployment
  52
- Parent Caching
  53
  - How Does Parent Caching Work
    54
  - Parent Caching Network Example
    55
- ICP Caching
  56
2 Installing the

59
- Webcache
  
  59
- Package Contents
  60
- Webcache - Front View Detail
  61
  - Leds
    61
- Webcache - Rear View Detail
  62
  - Power Socket
    63
  - Console Port
    63
  - WAN Port
    63
  - LAN Port
    63
  - WAN and LAN Port Leds
    64
- Choosing a Suitable Site
  65
- Rack-Mounting the Webcache
  65
- The Power-Up Sequence
  69
  - Powering-Up the Webcache
    69
  - Checking for Correct Operation of Leds
    69
- Deploying the Webcache in Your Network
  70
- Setting up the Webcache for Management
  71
  - Setting up Using the Web Interface
    71
  - Setting up Using the Command Line Interface
    74
- Connecting the Webcache to the Live Network
  76
  - Choosing the Correct Cables
    76
  - Connecting the Webcache
    77
- Installing an Additional Cache Storage Device
  77
- Accessing the Command Line Interface
  82
- Management Software Interfaces
  88
- Logging in as a Default User
  88
- Accessing the Web Interface
  89
- Understanding the Web Interface
  91
- The Toolbar
  92
- The Navigation Tree
  94
- The Information Area
  96
  - The Device MIMIC
    96
  - The Status Tables
    99
  - The Performance View
    100
  - The Help View
    100
- Passwords
  104
  - Setting Passwords
    104
- Management Interface Setup
  105
  - Restricting Address Access
    105
  - Performing Password Recovery
    107
- Configuring Transparent Cache Mode
  112
- Configuring WCCP V1
  112
- Configuring WCCP V2
  113
- Creating a Proxy Auto-Configuration File
  115
  - Using the Webcache as a PAC File Server
    116
  - Configuring the Client Web Browser
    117
- Configuring Inline Cache Mode
  118
- Configuring Parent Caching
  119
- Configuring ICP Caching
  123
  - Adding ICP Peers
    124
  - Deleting ICP Peers
    125
- What Are Static Routes
  128
  - Static Routes Example
    128
  - Advantages of Static Routes
    129
- Configuring Static Routes
  129
- Configuring the System Time
  132
- Network Time Protocol
  132
- Configuring the System Time Using the Network Time Protocol Configuring the System Time Manually
  134
- System Time and Performance Graphs
  135
- Access Logging
  140
- Filter Logging
  140
- Storing the Log Files
  140
- Viewing the Access Log
  142
- Analyzing the Access Log
  142
- Viewing the Filter Log
  143
- Introducing Content Filtering
  146
  - Understanding Content Filtering Modes
    146
4 Using the Webinterface

88
5 Securing Access to Thewebcachemanagement

104
6 Configuringdeploymentmodes

112
7 Static Routes

128
8 System Time

132
9 Monitoring Web Access

140
3 Com Web Site Filter

147
- Registering the Webcache
  149
- Activating the Web Site Filter
  149
- Downloading a New Web Site Filter
  150
- Setting up the 3Com Web Site Filter
  151
- Setting up Filtering Policies
  152
- Testing a URL
  154
- Websense Enterprise Filtering
  155
  - Installing the Websense Enterprise Filtering Software
    155
  - Setting up Manual Content Filtering
    158
- Default Rule
  159
  - Setting the Default Rule
    159
- Filter Logging
  159
  - Blocking and Logging Behavior
    160
  - Setting Blocking and Logging Behavior
    160
  - Storing the Filter Log
    161
- Web Client Blocking
  161
- Filter Exclusions
  166
- Setting up Allow Lists and Deny Lists
  169
  - Editing the Allow and Deny Lists
    169
  - Clearing the Allow List or Deny List
    173
- Keyword Blocking
  174
  - Setting up Keyword Blocking Lists
    174
  - Editing the Keyword Blocking List
    174
  - Clearing the Keyword Blocking List
    176
  - Setting up Cache Control
    182
  - Creating a Cache Control List
    182
  - Saving the Cache Control List
    185
  - Clearing the Cache Control List
    185
- Clearing the Cache
  186
- Cache Bypass
  186
  - Setting up Cache Bypass
    188
  - Creating Cache Bypass Lists
    188
  - Saving the Cache Bypass Lists
    190
  - Clearing the Cache Bypass Lists
    191
- Introduction
  194
- Preloading a Site
  196
- Checking the Status of Scheduled Tasks
  199
  - Viewing Details of Scheduled Tasks
    200
  - Client
    201
  - Configuring Email Notification
    208
  - SMTP Authentication
    210
- SNMP Traps
  212
  - Configuring SNMP Traps
    212
  - Configuring SNMP Community Strings
    212
- Automatic System Events
  214
- Performance Monitoring
  220
- Viewing Performance Graphs
  220
- Emailing Performance Graphs
  224
  - Configuring Email Performance Graphs
    225
- System Diagnostics
  228
  - Performing a Ping
    228
  - Pinging Other Devices
    228
  - Performing a Trace Route
    229
  - Tracing IP Addresses
    229
- System Log
  230
  - Configuring the System Log
    230
  - Viewing the System Log
    232
- Saving and Restoring Configurations
  236
- Saving a Configuration
  237
- Restoring a Configuration
  238
- Software Upgrades
  240
  - Software Upgrade SNMP Traps
    240
  - Unsuccessful Software Upgrades
    241
- Software Downgrades
  241
- Detecting a Software Upgrade
  241
- Performing a Software Upgrade
  243
- A Quick Guide to the Commands
  252
- Getting Started
  253
- Exiting the Command Line Interface
  256
- Displaying and Changing WAN and LAN Port Information
  256
  - Configuring the WAN and LAN Ports
    256
  - Displaying WAN and LAN Port Summary Information
    257
- Displaying and Changing Protocol Information
  258
- Displaying and Changing Security Information
  264
- Displaying and Changing Webcache Information and Functions
  267
  - Initializing the Webcache
    267
  - Rebooting the Webcache
    268
  - Setting the Webcache SNMP Community String
    268
  - Specifying a Contact Name
    269
  - Specifying Location Details
    269
  - Specifying a Webcache Name
    269
  - Displaying Summary Information
    270
- Accessing the Webcache Via the Console Line
  276
- Accessing the Webcache Via Telnet
  276
- Solving Problems Indicated by Leds
  277
- Solving Web Interface Problems
  277
- Solving Command Line Interface Problems Solving Webcache Performance Problems
  280
- Solving Client Browser Problems
  282
- Solving General Webcache Problems
  283
- Important Safety Information
  288
- Wichtige Sicherheitsinformationen
  292
- Cable Specifications
  295
- Pin-Outs
  296
  - Null-Modem Cable
    296
  - PC-AT Serial Cable
    296
- Online Technical Services
  301
  - World Wide Web Site
    301
  - Com Knowledgebase Web Services
    302
  - Com FTP Site
    302
- Support from Your Network Supplier
  302
- Support from 3Com
  303
  - Internet Support
    303
  - Telephone Support
    303
- Returning Products for Repair
  305
- Default Settings
  307
- Getting Started Wizard Settings
  309
- Replacing a Failed Cache Storage Device
  314
  - Removing the Failed Cache Storage Device
    314
  - Adding a New Cache Storage Device
    316
- Configuring WCCP Version 2.0
  321
- Access Log Formats
  325
  - Squid Log Format
    326
  - Netscape Common Format
    327
  - Netscape Extended Format
    327
  - Netscape Extended 2 Format
    328
  - Webtrends Extended Log Format
    330
- Filter Log Format
  331
- Core Categories
  335
  - Sexually Explicit
    335
  - Drugs/Alcohol
    335
  - Gambling
    336
  - Violence
    336
  - Hate Speech
    336
- Productivity Categories
  337
  - Astrology and Mysticism
    337
  - Entertainment
    337
  - Games
    338
  - General News
    338
  - Glamour and Intimate Apparel Hobbies
    338
  - Investment
    339
  - Job Search
    339
  - Motor Vehicles
    339
  - Personals and Dating
    339
  - Real Estate
    339
  - Shopping
    340
  - Sports
    340
  - Travel
    340
  - Usenet News
    340
  - Chatblock
    340

3Com SuperStack 3 WEBCACHE 1000 User Manual (152 pages)

3Com User Guide Hub/Switch SuperStack II Switch 1000 Agent Software Version 3.1

Brand: 3Com | Category: Switch | Size: 1.99 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Guide

7
- Introduction
  7
- How to Use this Guide
  7
- Conventions
  8
- Related Documentation
  8
Getting Started

9
- About the Switch 1000
  9
  - Summary of Features
    9
  - Port Connections
    10
    
    100BASE-TX Port
    10
    
    10BASE-T Ports
    10
    
    Backbone Port
    10
    
    Plug-In Module
    10
    
    Transceiver Module
    10
  - Switch Operation and Features
    11
    
    Forwarding of Packets
    11
    
    How Does the Switch Compare to a Bridge
    11
    
    Full Duplex
    12
    
    Intelligent Flow Management
    12
    
    Resilient Links
    13
    
    Security
    13
    
    Spanning Tree Protocol
    13
    
    Virtual Lans
    13
    
    Pace
    14
  - Switch 1000 on Your Network
    14
    
    Network Configuration Examples
    14
    
    Server Connections
    14
    
    Network Segmentation I
    15
    
    Network Segmentation II
    16
    
    Desktop Switching
    17
  - Unit Overview - Front
    18
    
    100BASE-TX Port
    19
    
    10BASE-T Ports
    19
    
    Leds
    19
  - Unit Overview - Rear
    20
    
    Console Port
    21
    
    Ethernet Address
    21
    
    Plug-In Module Slot
    21
    
    Power Socket
    21
    
    Redundant Power System Socket
    21
    
    Reset Button
    21
    
    Transceiver Module Slot
    21
    
    Unit Serial Number
    21
  - Unit Defaults
    22
  - Managing the Switch 1000
    22
  - Quick Start for SNMP Users
    23
    
    Entering an IP Address for the Switch
    23
Installation and Setup

25
Setting

33
- P for
  33
- Methods of Managing the Switch 1000
  33
  - Using the VT100 Management Interface
    33
  - Using Telnet
    34
- Managing over the Network
  34
  - IP Addresses
    34
    
    Obtaining a Registered IP Address
    35
- Navigating the VT100 Screens
  36
  - Screen Conventions
    36
  - Keyboard Shortcuts
    37
  - Correcting Text Entry
    37
- Setting up the Switch for Management
  38
  - Logging on
    39
    
    After Logging on
    40
  - Switch Management Setup
    41
  - Logging off
    44
  - Auto Logout
    44
Managing the Switch

45
- Setting up Users
  46
- Creating a New User
  47
- Deleting a User
  48
- Editing User Details
  49
- Assigning Local Security
  50
- Choosing a Switch Management Level
  51
- Setting up the Switch Unit
  53
- Setting up the Switch Ports
  56
- Setting up the Switch Database (SDB)
  60
  - The Database View
    61
  - Searching the Switch Database
    62
    
    By MAC Address
    62
    
    By Port
    62
  - Adding an Entry into the SDB
    62
  - Deleting an Entry from the SDB
    62
  - Specifying that an Entry Is Permanent
    62
- Setting up Resilient Links
  63
- Setting up Traps
  68
- Setting up the Console Port
  69
- Resetting the Switch
  71
- Initializing the Switch
  72
- Upgrading Software
  73
Advanced Management

75
- Virtual Lans (Vlans)
  75
  - What Are Vlans
    75
  - Benefits of Vlans
    75
- How Vlans Ease Change and Movement
  76
- How Vlans Control Broadcast Traffic
  76
- How Vlans Provide Extra Security
  76
- An Example
  76
- Vlans and the Switch
  77
- VLAN Configurations
  79
  - Example 1
    79
  - Example 2
    80
  - Example 3
    81
- Setting up Vlans on the Switch
  82
- Setting up Vlans Using Autoselect VLAN Mode
  85
  - Specifying Information about the VLAN Server
    85
  - Specifying Autoselect VLAN Mode
    85
- Spanning Tree Protocol
  86
- What Is STP
  86
- How STP Works
  88
  - STP Initialization
    88
  - STP Stabilization
    88
  - STP Reconfiguration
    88
  - An Example
    89
- STP Configurations
  90
  - Enabling STP on the Switch
    91
  - Configuring STP on the Switch
    92
    
    Configuring the STP Parameters of Vlans
    92
    
    Configuring the STP Parameters of Ports
    94
  - Rmon
    96
    
    What Is RMON
    96
    
    About the RMON Groups
    97
    
    Alarms
    97
    
    History
    97
    
    Hosts
    97
    
    Hosts Top N
    97
    
    Statistics
    97
    
    Capture
    98
    
    Events
    98
    
    Filter
    98
    
    Matrix
    98
    
    Benefits of RMON
    99
    
    How RMON Allows Proactive Management
    99
    
    How RMON Improves Your Efficiency
    99
    
    How RMON Reduces the Traffic Load
    99
    
    RMON and the Switch
    100
    
    RMON Features of the Switch
    100
    
    About Alarm Actions
    102
    
    About Default Alarm Settings
    103
    
    About the Audit Log
    103
Status Monitoring and Statistics

105
- Summary Statistics
  106
- Port Statistics
  107
- Port Traffic Statistics
  108
- Port Error Analysis
  110
- Status Monitoring
  112
- Fault Log
  113
- Remote Polling
  114
A Safety Information

115
- Important Safety Information
  115
  - Power Supply and Fuse
    117
  - Sockets for Redundant Power System (RPS
    117
  - RJ45 Ports
    117
  - Fiber Ports
    117
- L'information de Sécurité Importante
  118
  - La Source de Courant et le Fusible
    119
  - Socle pour Alimentation Multiple
    119
  - Les Ports RJ45
    120
  - Les Ports Fibre
    120
- Wichtige Sicherheitsinformationen
  121
  - Stromversorgung und Sicherung
    122
  - Steckdose für Redundant Power System (RPS
    122
  - RJ45 Anschlußen
    122
  - Glasfaser Anschlußen
    122
B Screen Access Rights

123
C Trouble - Shooting

125
- Leds
  125
- Using the VT100 Interface
  126
- Using the Switch
  127
D Pin - Outs

131
- Null Modem Cable
  131
- PC-AT Serial Cable
  131
- Modem Cable
  132
- RJ45 Pin Assignments
  132
Witch Technical Specifications

133
- T Echnical S Pecifications
  133
- T S
  
  135
Echnical Support

135
- Online Technical Services
  135
  - World Wide Web Site
    135
  - 3Com Bulletin Board Service
    135
    
    Access by Analog Modem
    135
    
    Access by Digital Modem
    136
  - 3Comfacts Automated Fax Service
    136
  - 3Comforum on Compuserve Online Service
    136
- Support from Your Network Supplier
  137
- Support from 3Com
  137
- Returning Products for Repair
  138
- Glossary
  
  139
- Index
  
  145

3Com SuperStack 3 WEBCACHE 1000 User Manual (176 pages)

Proxy Servers

Brand: 3Com | Category: Server | Size: 4.29 MB

User Guide
1
Table of Contents
3
About this Guide
11
Conventions
12
Related Documentation
13
Documentation Comments
13
Product Registration
14
I Getting Started

15
1 Introducing the Webcache

17
- What Is the Webcache
  17
- The Webcache and 3Com Network Supervisor
  18
- Webcache - Front View Detail
  19
  - Leds
    19
  - Webcache - Rear View Detail
    20
    
    Power Socket
    20
    
    Console Port
    20
    
    WAN Port
    21
    
    LAN Port
    21
    
    WAN and LAN Port Leds
    21
  - Default Settings
    22
2 Installing the Webcache

25
3 Configuring Web Browsers

49
- Manual Configuration
  49
- Proxy Auto Configuration (PAC) File Scripts
  50
- Web Proxy Auto-Discovery (WPAD)
  53
  - Web Proxy Auto-Discovery Resources
    54
- Third-Party Tools
  54
- Webcache
  
  57
4 Managing the Webcache

57
- Management Software Interfaces
  57
- Logging in as a Default User
  58
- Accessing the Web Interface
  58
- Understanding the Web Interface
  60
- The Banner
  60
- The Toolbar
  61
  - The Summary View
    61
    
    The Device View
    61
    
    The Help View
    63
  - The Navigation Tree
    64
  - The Information Area
    65
5 System Time

67
6 Security

71
- What Are Passwords
  71
- Setting Passwords
  71
- What Is Password Recovery
  72
- Enabling/Disabling Password Recovery
  72
- Performing Password Recovery
  73
7 Controlling and Monitoring Web Access

75
- What Is Web Site Blocking
  75
- Configuring Web Site Blocking
  76
- Customizing the Response
  76
- What Is Web Client Blocking
  77
- Configuring Web Client Blocking
  78
- What Is Access Logging
  79
- Configuring Access Logging
  80
- Viewing the Access Log
  81
- Analyzing the Access Logs
  81
8 System Events

83
- What Are System Events
  83
- Email Notification
  83
  - Configuring Email Notification
    83
  - SNMP Traps
    85
    
    Configuring SNMP Traps
    86
- 9 Performance
  
  87
10 System Diagnostics

91
- What Are System Diagnostics
  91
- Pinging Other Devices
  91
  - Performing a Ping
    91
  - Tracing IP Addresses
    92
    
    Performing a Trace Route
    92
  - System Log
    93
    
    Configuring the System Log
    93
    
    What Is a Syslog Server
    94
    
    Obtaining a Syslog Server
    94
    
    Viewing the System Log
    95
11 Software Upgrade and Installation

97
- What Is a Software Upgrade
  97
  - Software Upgrade SNMP Traps
    98
  - Unsuccessful Software Upgrades
    98
  - Detecting Software Upgrades
    98
  - Performing a Software Upgrade
    99
  - What Is a Software Installation
    102
    
    Unsuccessful Software Installations
    102
  - Performing a Software Installation
    102
  - Saving and Restoring Configurations
    103
  - Saving a Configuration
    105
  - Restoring a Configuration
    105
12 Command

109
- Accessing the Command Line Interface
  109
  - Accessing the Command Line Interface through the Console Port
    110
  - Accessing the Command Line Interface over the Network
    111
  - Logging in to the Command Line Interface
    111
    
    Exiting the Interface
    111
  - Understanding the Command Line Interface
    112
    
    Entering Commands
    113
    
    Displaying Menus
    113
    
    Obtaining Help
    114
  - A Quick Guide to the Commands
    114
  - Getting Started
    115
  - Exiting the Command Line Interface
    117
  - Displaying and Changing IP-Related Information
    117
    
    Specifying Basic IP Configuration
    118
    
    Specifying Domain Name System Configuration
    118
    
    Resetting IP Information to Factory Default Settings
    119
    
    Pinging Other Devices
    119
    
    Displaying IP Summary Information
    120
    
    Tracing IP Addresses
    120
  - Displaying and Changing Security Information
    121
    
    Changing the Admin Password
    121
    
    Enabling and Disabling Password Recovery
    122
  - Displaying and Changing Webcache Information and Functions
    122
    
    Initializing the Webcache
    122
    
    Rebooting the Webcache
    123
    
    Specifying a Contact Name
    123
    
    Specifying Location Details
    124
    
    Specifying a Webcache Name
    124
    
    Setting the Webcache SNMP Community String
    124
    
    Displaying Summary Information
    125
Roblem Olving

127
13 Problem Solving

127
- Accessing the Webcache Via the Console Line
  129
- Accessing the Webcache Via Telnet
  130
- Solving Web Interface Problems
  130
- Solving Command Line Interface Problems
  133
- Solving Webcache Performance Problems
  134
- Ppendices and Index
  
  137
- Safety Information
  
  139
  - Important Safety Information
    140
  - Consignes Importantes de Sécurité
    142
  - Wichtige Sicherheitsinformationen
    144
    
    Pecifications and Pin - Outs
    147
  - Cable Specifications
    147
  - Pin-Outs
    148
    
    Null-Modem Cable
    148
    
    PC-AT Serial Cable
    148
    
    Modem Cable
    149
    
    Pin Assignments
    149
- Technical Specifications
  
  152
- Technical Support
  
  153
  - Online Technical Services
    153
    
    World Wide Web Site
    153
    
    3Com Knowledgebase Web Services
    153
    
    3Com FTP Site
    154
  - Support from Your Network Supplier
    154
  - Support from 3Com
    154
  - Returning Products for Repair
    156

3Com SuperStack 3 WEBCACHE 1000 Mounting Manual (4 pages)

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2 Installing the Webcache

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Webcache

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