Intel 1520 User Manual
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Intel NetStructure Cache Appliance Administrator’s Guide
Using the Protocols page
The Protocols page lets you view and change the selected appliance’s protocol
configuration. You can tune HTTP, NNTP, and FTP timeout intervals; and
configure the appliance to remove HTTP headers from documents to protect site
and user privacy.
configuration. You can tune HTTP, NNTP, and FTP timeout intervals; and
configure the appliance to remove HTTP headers from documents to protect site
and user privacy.
▼ Reaching the Protocols page
1
Be sure you are in configure mode. If not, click the CONFIGURE tab.
2
Click the Protocols page button.
The Protocols page is divided into four sections for configuring HTTP, NNTP,
HTTPS, and FTP.
HTTPS, and FTP.
Configuring HTTP
The HTTP section lets you configure the appliance’s handling of HTTP. The
following table describes the section’s options.
following table describes the section’s options.
Option
Definition
Keep-Alive
Timeout
Inbound
Timeout
Inbound
Specifies how long the appliance should keep connections to
users open for a subsequent request after a transaction ends.
users open for a subsequent request after a transaction ends.
If the user does not make another request before the timeout
expires, the appliance closes the connection. If the user does
make another request, the timeout period starts over.
expires, the appliance closes the connection. If the user does
make another request, the timeout period starts over.
The user can close the connection at any time.
Keep-Alive
Timeout
Outbound
Timeout
Outbound
Specifies how long the appliance should keep open the
connections to Web servers (content servers) for a
subsequent transfer of data after a transaction ends.
connections to Web servers (content servers) for a
subsequent transfer of data after a transaction ends.
If the appliance does not need to make a subsequent request
for data before the timeout expires, it closes the connection.
Once the connection is closed, the timeout period starts over.
for data before the timeout expires, it closes the connection.
Once the connection is closed, the timeout period starts over.
The Web server can close the connection at any time.
Inactivity
Timeout
Inbound
Timeout
Inbound
Specifies how long the appliance should keep connections to
users open if a transaction stalls. If the appliance stops
receiving data from a user or the user stops reading the data,
the appliance closes the connection when this timeout
expires.
users open if a transaction stalls. If the appliance stops
receiving data from a user or the user stops reading the data,
the appliance closes the connection when this timeout
expires.
The user can close the connection at any time.
Inactivity
Timeout
Outbound
Timeout
Outbound
Specifies how long the appliance should keep open
connections to Web servers if the transaction stalls. If the
appliance stops receiving data from a Web server, the
appliance will not close the connection until this timeout has
expired.
connections to Web servers if the transaction stalls. If the
appliance stops receiving data from a Web server, the
appliance will not close the connection until this timeout has
expired.
The Web server can close the connection at any time.