Webcache 1000 3C16115 Webcache 3000 3C16116 User Guide
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ABOUT THIS GUIDE
CONTENTS
2 INSTALLING THE WEBCACHE
I GETTING STARTED
4 MANAGING THE WEBCACHE
II WEBCACHE FEATURES
3 CONFIGURING WEB BROWSERS
8 SYSTEM EVENTS
7 CONTROLLING AND MONITORING WEB ACCESS
SYSTEM TIME
SECURITY
What are System Diagnostics?
10 SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
11 SOFTWARE UPGRADE AND INSTALLATION
9 PERFORMANCE MONITORING
12 COMMAND LINE INTERFACE
III COMMAND LINE INTERFACE
B CABLE SPECIFICATIONS AND PIN-OUTS
PROBLEM SOLVING
PROBLEM SOLVING
SAFETY INFORMATION
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Chapter 1 Introducing the Webcache Chapter 2 Installing the Webcache
GETTING STARTED
Chapter 3 Configuring Web Browsers
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Reduced Network Traffic
What is the
INTRODUCING THE WEBCACHE
Webcache?
Supervisor
Controlled Web Access
The Webcache and
3Com Network
Webcache - Front View Detail
View Detail
Webcache - Front Figure 1 Webcache - Front View
LED Behavior
Webcache - Rear Figure 2 Webcache - Rear View
The Webcache is powered-up but is not caching - a failure has
The Webcache is not powered-up. This may indicate a power
View Detail
LEDs
22 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCING THE WEBCACHE
IP Address Subnet Mask Default Router Domain Name System DNS Server
24 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCING THE WEBCACHE
INSTALLING THE WEBCACHE
Choosing a Suitable
Package Contents
Site
CAUTION Disconnect all cables from the Webcache before continuing
Webcachemounts
Figure 5 Fitting a Rack-Mounting Bracket to the Webcache
28 CHAPTER 2 INSTALLING THE WEBCACHE
Figure 6 Fitting a Rack-Mounting Rail to the Rear of the Rack
6 Repeat step 4 and step 5 for the other side of the rack
30 CHAPTER 2 INSTALLING THE WEBCACHE
5 Attach the rack-mounting rail to the front of the rack. To do this
b Tighten the screws with a suitable screwdriver
Webcache
The Power-up
Powering-up the
Sequence
Table 7 Problems Indicated by LEDs
Table 6 Power/Self test LED behavior
Suggested Solution
Proxy Cache
Deploying the Webcache in Your Network
Transparent Cache Figure 10 Transparent Cache Deployment
34 CHAPTER 2 INSTALLING THE WEBCACHE
as a Proxy Forwarder Figure 11 below
Setting Up the Webcache for Management
Example
Setting Up Using a Cross-over Cable
Setting Up Over the Test Network
192.168.1.253 is the default IP address of the Webcache
Accessing the Web Interface
Netscape Navigator version 6 is not supported by the Webcache
Figure 15 Setting Up Over the Test Network
Interface Problems” on page
Setting Up Over the Test Network
Figure 14 User name and password screen
Setting Up Through the Console Port
Accessing the Command Line Interface
of the Webcache fit into those of your network
Wizard Settings
Getting Started
completing the Getting Started wizard before you introduce the
Cables
Connecting the
Webcache to the
Live Network
IP Addresses
Configuration
Network
Concepts
The first part identifies the subnet number
Host Name
Domain Name
explicitly direct its Web requests to the Webcache
CONFIGURING WEB BROWSERS
4 Click LAN Settings 5 Tick Use a proxy server
Manual
Proxy Auto
4 Select Manual Proxy Configuration
File Scripts
names which do not contain dots, commonly used for Intranet sites e.g
Use a backup Webcache if the first one fails
Bypass the Webcache for plain host names
1 Log in to the Web interface 2 Click Device View on the Toolbar
4 Select Automatic Proxy Configuration
4 Click LAN Settings 5 Tick Use automatic configuration script
52 CHAPTER 3 CONFIGURING WEB BROWSERS
The Web Proxy Auto-Discovery WPAD protocol is not supported by
Web Proxy
Auto-Discovery
WPAD
Auto-Discovery
Click LAN Settings
Tick Automatically detect settings
Web Proxy
WEBCACHE FEATURES
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Management
MANAGING THE WEBCACHE
Software Interfaces
Interface
Default User
The admin user name is case-sensitive
Logging in as a
Accessing the Web Interface
192.168.1.253 is the default IP address of the Webcache
The Toolbar
Understanding the Figure 18 The Web Interface Web Interface
The Banner
The Banner
The Help View
The Toolbar
The Summary View
The Device View
Unit Hotspot
Device Mimic
Console Port Hotspot
LAN Port Hotspot
Device Summary
Web Client Blocking Web Site Blocking Save Configuration Notepad
64 CHAPTER 4 MANAGING THE WEBCACHE
SymbolBehavior
If the Summary View is currently selected, a table is displayed which
The Information
Area
window. It contains information about the managed Webcache
66 CHAPTER 4 MANAGING THE WEBCACHE
SYSTEM TIME
Protocol Server
Network Time
Protocol?
Choosing a
System Time
Configuring the
Configuration command in the Web interface
Protocol
70 CHAPTER 5 SYSTEM TIME
6 SECURITY
Passwords?
Setting Passwords
CAUTION To prevent unauthorized access and configuration of the
password is automatically set to the default for the admin user
What is Password
Recovery?
Password Recovery
Performing
Password Recovery
74 CHAPTER 6 SECURITY
CONTROLLING AND MONITORING
WEB ACCESS
Example
4 Check Enable Web Site Blocking
Site Blocking
Domain Name Rules
2 Select System - Caching - Customize Response in the Navigation Tree
78 CHAPTER 7 CONTROLLING AND MONITORING WEB ACCESS
Client Blocking
Example
on the standard Squid access log format and can be analyzed using
What is Access
Blocking to control access to the Internet, you should ensure that Go
see “Proxy Auto Configuration PAC File Scripts” on page
Logging
3 Select System - Caching - View Access Log in the Navigation Tree
Access Logs
Analyzing the
82 CHAPTER 7 CONTROLLING AND MONITORING WEB ACCESS
Notification
SYSTEM EVENTS
The Webcache has failed its Power On Self Test
4 Check Enable Email Notifcation of System Events
A new software upgrade is available
A software upgrade has succeeded A software upgrade has failed
SNMP Traps
The community string of the network management station is set to
Traps
Monitoring?
What is
Performance monitoring is always enabled you cannot turn it off
PERFORMANCE MONITORING
Hit and Miss Rate %
Bandwidth Saving %
Request Rate sec-1
CPU Load %
System
Hit and Miss Latencies msec
Throughput Kbits/sec
DNS Lookups sec
Disk Activity sec
Network Packets sec
New TCP Connection sec
Pinging Other
SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Diagnostics?
What are System
Performing a Trace
Tracing IP
Addresses
You can interrupt a PING request at any time by clicking Stop
You can interrupt a trace route request at any time by clicking Stop
System Log
System Log
Special.asp
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SOFTWARE UPGRADE AND
INSTALLATION
2 Select System Control Upgrade Settings in the Navigation Tree
Upgrades
Performing an Automatically Detected Software Upgrade
Performing a Software Upgrade
Discard Upgrade
View Upgrade Version Release Notes
Upgrade Now
Upgrade Later
Performing a Software Upgrade
Performing a Manual Software Upgrade
CAUTION Unlike a software upgrade, all of the Webcache’s
What is a Software
Installation?
Installation
Saving and
Configurations
Restoring
Example
104 CHAPTER 11 SOFTWARE UPGRADE AND INSTALLATION
Saving a
Configuration
earlier software version via a software installation, you can use a
matching configuration file to restore the settings
106 CHAPTER 11 SOFTWARE UPGRADE AND INSTALLATION
5 Click Restore. The restore process begins
Chapter 12 Command Line Interface
COMMAND LINE INTERFACE
Page
You must use a VT52 or VT100/ANSI compatible terminal emulator
Accessing the Command Line Interface
COMMAND LINE INTERFACE
Console Port
Accessing the
Command Line
console port
Logging In To the Command Line Interface
Command Line Interface
Security menu
GettingStarted command
Logout command
Protocol menu
To enter commands that require values
Commands are not case-sensitive
To enter a simple command
To enter multiple commands
To display parent menus
the Commands
A Quick Guide to
To display sub-menus
Enter system contact
The Getting Started command allows you to quickly configure or view
Getting Started
Enter system name
Example
The date and time are set as soon as you press Return
Old password
Enter new password
Displaying and Changing IP-related Information
Command Line
After the exit, the first key that you press returns you to the login
Exiting the
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Displaying and Changing IP-related Information
Resetting IP Information to Factory Default Settings
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Information
Displaying and
Changing the Admin
Password
no password
Do you wish to continue yes,no no
Displaying and Changing Webcache Information and Functions
The Password Recovery feature is enabled
Enter new value enable,disable enable
What Happens During an Initialization?
What Happens During a Reboot?
Webcache is initializing, you cannot communicate with it
Webcache Name
Specifying a
Location
System Name
Hardware Version
Time Since Reset
Contact
Software Version
Chapter 13 Problem Solving
PROBLEM SOLVING
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PROBLEM SOLVING
Accessing the Webcache via the Console Line
You cannot access the Webcache using Telnet
Accessing the Webcache via Telnet
Interface Problems
The terminal or terminal emulator can no longer access the
The Web interface responds slowly to commands
You cannot access the Web interface
The System Time does not update in the Web interface
The Proxy Auto Configuration PAC file is ignored by the Web browser
The Command Line Interface responds slowly to commands
Solving Command
Problems
The Webcache fails to power-up
No Web sites can be accessed using the Webcache
PerformanceCheck Problems
Solving Webcache The performance of the Webcache is poor
Solving Webcache Performance Problems
Local domain sites cannot be accessed using the Webcache as a proxy
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Appendix C Technical Specifications Appendix D Technical Support
APPENDICES AND INDEX
Appendix A Safety Information
Appendix B Cable Specifications and Pin-outs
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SAFETY INFORMATION
Information
Important Safety
Power Cord Set
This must be approved for the country where it is used
France and Peru only
U.K. Only
†Impédance à la terre
Il doit être agréé dans le pays dutilisation
Consignes importantes de sécurité
Cordon électrique
Vous devez mettre l’appareil à la terre à la masse ce groupe
Consignes importantes de sécurité
Netzstecker
Wichtige Sicherheitsinformat ionen
Wichtige Sicherheitsinformationen
Bezeichnung Neutral tragen †Impédance à la terre
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Category
CABLE SPECIFICATIONS AND
PIN -OUTS
Category
Null-Modem Cable
Pin-outs
PC-AT Serial Cable
Function
Signal
Modem Cable 9-pin to RS-232 25-pin
Pin Number
150 APPENDIX B CABLE SPECIFICATIONS AND PIN-OUTS
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Telnet RFC
152 APPENDIX C TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
SNMP protocol RFC MIB-II RFC Interface MIB RFC
Remote Monitoring MIB RFC
World Wide Web Site
Services
Services
Online Technical
Hostname ftp.3com.com
Password your Internet e-mail address
154 APPENDIX D TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Africa
Support from 3Com
CountryTelephone Number CountryTelephone Number
Europe, Middle East and
To obtain an authorization number, call or fax
1 408 326
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GLOSSARY
full duplex
Ethernet
See MAC address
Fast Ethernet
MRTG
LAN port
latency
line speed
162 GLOSSARY
that communicate as if they are on the same physical LAN
164 GLOSSARY
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