
✔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
✔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
Setting filter rules
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
1 Select the config menu, and press Enter.
2 Select protocols, and press Enter.
3 Select filter, and press Enter.
4 Select add rules, and press Enter.
5 Enter a filter rule, and press Enter.
6 Press
Each rule must have the following format:
primary destination=value secondary specifier=value action=value
Note 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 | Allowed Value |
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dest_domain | Requested domain name |
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dest_host | Requested host name |
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dest_ip | Requested IP address |
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url_regex | Regular expression to be found in a URL |
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