Content Networking Fundamentals
Index[SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] A (Address) records AAA (Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting) absolute load, calculating absolute server load, calculating absolute time ACA (Arrowpoint Content Awareness) ACLs (access control lists) 2nd [See also application inspection.] basic reflexive ACNS (Application and Content Networking Systems) 2nd 3rd available solutions content distribution and routing content edge delivery channels of content, creating 2nd 3rd components of registering content prepositioning acquiring content for multicast-push distribution trees unicast-pull distribution trees content request routing Dynamic PAC SHR manifest files prepositioned content, distributing scheduled live and rebroadcast programs, creating streaming media, configuring streaming VoD content acquiring content for prepositioning ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) ASR (Adaptive Session Redundancy) address translation destination translation PAT administration as requirement for application development age-out timer (CSS), modifying ANNOUNCE message (RSTP) Anycast RP AON (Cisco Application Oriented Network), applying XLS stylesheets Apple QuickTime streaming live and scheduled rebroadcasts on ACNS networks application development requirements for availability bandwidth and response times customization and prioritization monitoring and administration security security, auditing, and monitoring application inspection application layer (OSI model) keep-alives, configuring on CSS application layer protocols FTP HTTP authentication caching controls connection persistence 2nd cookies explicit cache controls implicit cache controls methods return codes load balancing SSL applications classifying with NBAR for content distribution e-learning and corporate communications software and file distribution marking applying QoS to streaming media XSL stylesheets with AON assigning routers as BSR as RPs as RPs with BSR ASX (Advanced Stream Redirector) meta-files asymmetric key cryptography ATM CLP (Cell Loss Priority) bit marking audio-video codecs, streaming media algorithms auditing as requirement for network development authentication, HTTP end-to-end Auto-RP, configuring automatic content transformation automatic RP-to-group mapping distribution availability as requirement for network development calculating avoiding unnecessary CEF processing overhead on outgoing traffic AVS (Cisco Application Velocity System) |