Appliance Trim Kit User Manual

Volume 9: Managing the Blue Coat SG Appliance
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Object Caching. When displayed in color, this icon indicates that an
HTTP, HTTPS, CIFS, Streaming, or FTP proxy is in use and the content
is cacheable.
This icon has three states:
• Active (color icon)
• Inactive (gray icon)
• Not possible (not displayed)
The icon:
❐ Is unavailable if the content is non-cacheable (or for CIFS,
when the entire connection is non-cacheable—not on an
object-by-object basis).
❐ Is not displayed for MAPI and TCP-Tunnel traffic.
❐ Does not indicate a cache hit; it indicates only that the object
is cacheable.
Live splitting. When displayed in color, this icon indicates that a live
MMS stream is being split to the client.
This icon has two states:
• Active (color icon)
• Inactive (gray icon)
P
Protocol Optimization. When displayed in color, this icon indicates that
a proxy is in use that is capable of performing latency optimizations.
These proxies include HTTP, HTTPS, CIFS, and MAPI.
This icon has three states:
• Active (color icon)
• Inactive (gray icon)
• Not possible (not displayed)
BM
Bandwidth Management. When displayed in color, this icon indicates
that either the client or server connection has been assigned to a
bandwidth class.
This icon has two states:
• Active (color icon)
• Inactive (gray icon)
Service Name Displays the service used by the session.
Even if a client connection is handed off to a different application
proxy, this column shows the service name of the original service that
intercepted the client connection.
Protocol Displays the protocol used by the session.
Detail Provides additional information. For example, it can indicate that a
CIFS connection is "pass-through" due to SMB signing.
Table 5-1. Table Column Heading Descriptions on the Proxied Sessions Page (Continued)
Column Heading Description