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Device Manager Guide, Cisco ACE 4700 Series Application Control Engine Appliance
OL-26645-01
Chapter 8 Configuring Parameter Maps
Configuring Optimization Parameter Maps
Max. Number for
Parameter Summary
Log (Bytes)
Enter the maximum number of bytes that are to be logged for each parameter value in the
parameter summary of a transaction log entry in the statistics log. If a parameter value exceeds this
limit, it is truncated at the specified limit. Valid entries are 0 to 10,000 bytes.
Max. For Post Data to
Scan for Logging
(KBytes)
Enter the maximum number of kilobytes of POST data the ACE is to scan for parameters for the
purpose of logging transaction parameters in the statistics log.
Valid entries are 0 to 1000 KB.
String For Grouping
Requests
Enter the string the ACE is to use to sort requests for AppScope reporting. The string can contain
a URL regular expression that defines a set of URLs in which URLs that differ only by their query
parameters are to be treated as separate URLs in AppScope reports.
For example, to define a string that is used to identify the URLs
http://server/catalog.asp?region=asia and http://server/catalog.asp?region=america as two
separate reporting categories, you would enter
http_query_param(region).
Valid entries contain 1 to 255 characters and can contain the parameter expander functions listed
in Table 8-6.
Base File Anonymous
Level
Information that is common to a large set of users is generally not confidential or user-specific.
Conversely, information that is unique to a specific user or a small set of users is generally
confidential or user-specific. The anonymous base file feature enables the ACE to create and
deliver condensed base files that contain only information that is common to a large set of users.
No information unique to a particular user, or across a very small subset of users, is included in
anonymous base files.
Enter the value for base file anonymity for the all-user condensation method. Valid entries are
integers from 0 to 50; the default value of 0 disables the base file anonymity feature.
Cache-Key Modifier
Expression
A cache object key is a unique identifier that is used to identify a cached object to be served to a
client, replacing a trip to the origin server. The cache key modifier feature allows you to modify
the canonical form of a URL; that is, the portion before “?” in a URL. For example, the canonical
URL of “http://www.xyz.com/somepage.asp?action=browse&level=2” is
“http://www.xyz.com/somepage.asp”.
Enter a regular expression containing embedded variables as described in Table 8-6. The ACE
transforms URLs specified in class maps for this virtual server with the expression and variable
entered here.
Valid entries are unquoted text strings with no spaces and a maximum of 255 alphanumeric
characters. If the string includes spaces, enclose the string with quotation marks (“).
Min. Time For Cache
Time-To-Live
(Seconds)
Enter the minimum number of seconds that an object without an explicit expiration time should be
considered fresh in the ACE cache. This value specifies the minimum time that content can be
cached. If the ACE is configured for FlashForward optimization, this value should normally be 0.
If the ACE is configured for dynamic caching, this value should indicate how long the ACE should
cache the page. (See Table 5-16 for information about these configuration options.)
Valid entries are 0 to 2147483647 seconds.
Max. Time For Cache
Time-To-Live
(Seconds)
Enter the maximum number of seconds that an object without an explicit expiration time should
be considered fresh in the ACE cache. Valid entries are 0 to 2147483647 seconds.
Table 8-5 Optimization Parameter Map Attributes (continued)
Field Description
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