Quick How To Guides

Traffic Control is a complicated system, and documenting it is not trivial. Sometimes a picture says more than a thousand words, so here are some screenshot-based tutorials on how to use some of the more involved features.

• Configure Anonymous Blocking
  • Traffic Router Access Log
• Configure Cache Group Fallbacks
• CDN in a Box
  • Getting Started
    • Building
    • Usage
      • Readiness Check
      • Integration Tests
      • variables.env
  • X.509 SSL/TLS Certificates
    • Trusting the Certificate Authority
      • Importing the CA Certificate on OSX
    • Importing the CA certificate on Windows
    • Importing the CA certificate on Rocky Linux 8 (Linux)
    • Importing the CA certificate on Ubuntu (Linux)
  • Advanced Usage
    • The Enroller
    • Auto Snapshot/Queue-Updates
    • Mock Origin Service
  • Optional Containers
    • VNC Server
    • Socks Proxy
    • Static Subnet
    • VPN Server
      • How to use it
      • The proposed VPN client
      • Private Subnet for Routing
      • Pushed Settings
    • Grafana
      • How to start it
      • Check the charts
  • Debugging
• Forcing Content Invalidation
• Configure DNSSEC
  • Creating Keys
  • Enabling and Disabling DNSSEC on a CDN
  • Regenerating KSKs
  • Regenerating Keys
• Delivery Service Requests
  • Who Can Create a Delivery Service Request and How?
  • Who Can Fulfill a Delivery Service Request and How?
• Configure Federations
• Creating the CentOS Kickstart File
  • Generating a System Image
  • kickstart.files.location
• Configure Multi-Site Origin
• Configure OAuth Login
• Compare Profiles
• Configure Regional Geo-blocking (RGB)
  • Traffic Router Access Log
• Manage Server Capabilities
  • Manage server capabilities assigned to a server
  • Manage delivery service required server capabilities
• Configuring Static DNS Entries
  • Example
• Configure Delivery Service Steering