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118 CHAPTER 12: COMMAND LINE INTERFACE
■ Specify an IP address to be traced
Specifying Basic IP
Configuration
You can use the
basicConfig command on the IP menu to configure the
IP stack of the Webcache. This will allow you to manage the Webcache
over IP via the CLI or Web interface. This command allows you to
configure the IP address, subnet mask and the default router IP address.
To configure basic IP management:
1 At the Top-level menu, enter:
protocol ip basicConfig
The following prompt is displayed:
Enter IP address [196.168.100.1]:
2 Enter a valid IP address.
The following prompt is displayed:
Enter Subnet mask [255.255.255.0]
3 Enter a valid subnet mask.
The following prompt is displayed:
Enter Gateway IP address [196.168.100.2]:
4 Enter a valid gateway IP address.
Specifying Domain
Name System
Configuration
You can use the
dnsConfig command on the IP menu to configure the
Domain Name System settings of the Webcache. This command allows
you to configure the host name, domain name and the Domain Network
System (DNS) server address.
To configure the Domain Name Settings:
1 At the Top-level menu, enter:
protocol ip dnsConfig
The following prompt is displayed:
Enter host name:
2 Enter a valid host name.
The following prompt is displayed:
Enter domain name
3 Enter a valid domain name.
- SuperStack 1
- Webcache 1000 (3C16115) 1
- Webcache 3000 (3C16116) 1
- User Guide 1
- 5400 Bayfront Plaza 2
- Santa Clara, California 2
- 95052-8145 2
- 3Com Corporation 2
- CONTENTS 3
- II WEBCACHE FEATURES 4
- 5 SYSTEM TIME 5
- 6 SECURITY 5
- 8 SYSTEM EVENTS 5
- 9 PERFORMANCE MONITORING 6
- 10 SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS 6
- III COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 7
- IV PROBLEM SOLVING 8
- VAPPENDICES AND INDEX 8
- ABOUT THIS GUIDE 11
- Table 1 Notice Icons 12
- Table 2 Text Conventions 12
- Related 13
- Documentation 13
- Comments 13
- Product 14
- Registration 14
- GETTING STARTED 15
- INTRODUCING THE WEBCACHE 17
- The Webcache and 18
- 3Com Network 18
- Supervisor 18
- Webcache — Front 19
- View Detail 19
- Webcache — Rear 20
- Table 4 LED Behavior 22
- Table 5 Default Settings 22
- INSTALLING THE WEBCACHE 25
- Choosing a Suitable 26
- Rack-Mounting 27
- Rack-Mounting the Webcache 29 29
- The Power-up 31
- Sequence 31
- ■ All connections are secure 32
- Deploying the 33
- Webcache in Your 33
- Setting Up the 36
- Webcache for 36
- Management 36
- SuperStack 3 38
- Getting Started 43
- Wizard Settings 43
- Connecting the 44
- Webcache to the 44
- Live Network 44
- Network 45
- Concepts 45
- 0.0.0.0 or leave the field 47
- . (dot) 48
- . (single dot) 48
- . (dots) next to each 48
- CONFIGURING WEB BROWSERS 49
- Proxy Auto 50
- Configuration (PAC) 50
- File Scripts 50
- Web Proxy 53
- Auto-Discovery 53
- WEBCACHE FEATURES 55
- MANAGING THE WEBCACHE 57
- Logging in as a 58
- Default User 58
- Accessing the Web 58
- Web Interface 60
- The Toolbar 61 61
- Figure 19 The Device Mimic 62
- The Toolbar 63 63
- (continued) 64
- The Information 65
- SYSTEM TIME 67
- 68 CHAPTER 5: SYSTEM TIME 68
- 70 CHAPTER 5: SYSTEM TIME 70
- SECURITY 71
- What is Password 72
- Recovery? 72
- Enabling/Disabling 72
- Password Recovery 72
- Performing 73
- 74 CHAPTER 6: SECURITY 74
- CONTROLLING AND MONITORING 75
- Configuring Web 76
- Site Blocking 76
- Customizing the 76
- Response 76
- What is Web Client 77
- Blocking? 77
- Client Blocking 78
- What is Access 79
- Logging? 79
- Configuring Access 80
- Viewing the Access 81
- Analyzing the 81
- Access Logs 81
- SYSTEM EVENTS 83
- 84 CHAPTER 8: SYSTEM EVENTS 84
- Table 11 SNMP Traps 85
- HAPTER 8: SYSTEM EVENTS 86
- PERFORMANCE MONITORING 87
- ■ Bandwidth Saving (%) 88
- ■ Hit and Miss Rate (%) 88
- ■ Request Rate (sec 88
- I/O Performance 89
- ■ Disk Activity (sec 90
- ■ Network Packets (sec 90
- ■ New TCP Connection (sec 90
- ■ DNS Lookups (sec 90
- ■ DNS Hit Rate (%) 90
- SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS 91
- Tracing IP 92
- Addresses 92
- /Special.asp 94
- System Log 95 95
- HAPTER 10: SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS 96
- SOFTWARE UPGRADE AND 97
- Detecting Software 98
- Upgrades 98
- Software Upgrade 99
- ■ Upgrade Now 100
- ■ Upgrade Later 100
- ■ Discard Upgrade 100
- Performing a 102
- Software 102
- Installation 102
- What is a Software 102
- Installation? 102
- Saving and 103
- Restoring 103
- Configurations 103
- Saving a 105
- Configuration 105
- Restoring a 105
- COMMAND LINE INTERFACE 107
- ■ 8 data bits 110
- ■ no parity 110
- ■ 1 stop bit 110
- Logging In To the 111
- Command Line 111
- Interface 111
- Understanding the 112
- A Quick Guide to 114
- ■ Send out a PING request 117
- Displaying and 121
- Changing Security 121
- Information 121
- Changing 122
- Webcache 122
- Information and 122
- Functions 122
- ■ System Name 125
- ■ Location 125
- PROBLEM SOLVING 127
- Accessing the 130
- Webcache via 130
- Tel ne t 130
- Solving Web 130
- Interface Problems 130
- Fonts (96 dpi) 132
- Solving Command 133
- Line Interface 133
- Problems 133
- Solving Webcache 134
- Performance 134
- HAPTER 13: PROBLEM SOLVING 136
- APPENDICES AND INDEX 137
- SAFETY INFORMATION 139
- Important Safety 140
- ■ France and Peru only 141
- ■ U.K. Only: 141
- Consignes 142
- Wichtige 144
- Sicherheitsinformat 144
- Bezeichnung Neutral tragen 145
- †Impédance à la terre 145
- PPENDIX A: SAFETY INFORMATION 146
- CABLE SPECIFICATIONS AND 147
- Pin-outs 148
- RJ-45 Pin 149
- Assignments 149
- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 151
- TECHNICAL SUPPORT 153
- Support from Your 154
- Network Supplier 154
- Support from 3Com 155 155
- Asia, Pacific Rim 155
- Returning Products 156
- PPENDIX D: TECHNICAL SUPPORT 158
- GLOSSARY 159
- 160 GLOSSARY 160
- GLOSSARY 161 161
- 162 GLOSSARY 162
- GLOSSARY 163 163
- 164 GLOSSARY 164
- NDEX 167 167
- NDEX 169 169
- 170 INDEX 170
- REGULATORY NOTICES 176
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