Intel 1520 User Manual

Intel NetStructure Cache Appliance Administrator’s Guide

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To set the inactivity timeout (the length of time the appliance waits for a 
response from the FTP server before abandoning the user’s request for 
data), select inactivity, and press Enter. Doing so causes a field to 
appear with the current setting displayed. Supply the new value and 
press Enter. Press CTRL-X to save your changes and return to the 
previous screen.

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To set the anonymous password for FTP servers that require a password 
for access, select password, and press Enter. Doing so causes a field to 
appear with the current password displayed. Supply the new value and 
press Enter. Press CTRL-X to save your changes and return to the 
previous screen.

The appliance uses filter rules to deny or allow particular URL requests and keep 
or strip header information. When a URL request is allowed, the appliance will 
cache and serve the requested document. When a request is denied, the client 
receives an 

access denied

 message. 

You can add, delete, and view filter rules.

▼ Adding filter rules

Select the config menu, and press Enter. 

Select protocols, and press Enter. 

Select filter, and press Enter.

Select add rules, and press Enter.

Enter a filter rule, and press Enter. 

Press CTRL-X to save the rule and return to the previous screen.

Each rule must have the following format:

You can use more than one secondary specifier in a rule. However, you 
cannot repeat a secondary specifier.

The following table lists the primary destination tags and their allowed 
values:

primary destination=value  secondary specifier=value  action=value

dest_domain

dest_host

dest_ip

url_regex