Configuration through the CLI
You can configure SaaS acceleration through the CLI as well as the web interface. These are the primary commands:
• show service saas-accel
• show service saas-accel applications
• service saas-accel acs
Configure App Control Server options
– cache-size <entries>
Configures the maximum number of entries for the app cache (1000 to 100000).
– cache-timeout <hours>
Configures the duration in hours entries are held in the app cache (1 to 24).
– syn
Classifies connections on syn packet.
• service saas-accel acs syn enable
Enables classification based on syn packet.
• service saas-accel enable
Enables SaaS acceleration.
• service saas-accel proxy-chain enable
Enables proxy chaining interoperability on client-side appliances.
• service saas-accel register
Registers SaaS Accelerator.
– sam <sam-domain-name>
– token <token-value>
• service saas-accel sam
Configures SaaS Accelerator Manager access.
• service saas-accel sam refresh
• in-path rule auto-discover dst-app <app-name> rulenum start
• no service saas-accel register
Examples:
• service saas-accel acs syn enable
• service saas-accel acs cache-size <num> (1000 to 100000)
• service saas-accel acs cache-timeout <hours> (1 to 24)
The Client Accelerator supports these additional commands:
• policy id <id> in-path rule auto-discover dst-app <app-name>
• policy id <id> ssl enable
• policy id <id> saas-accel enable
For more information, see the Riverbed Command-Line Interface Reference Manual.