300-725 SWSA: Securing the Web with Cisco Secure Web ApplianceDemo

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QuestionQ27

Configuration

Drag and drop the properties on the left to the matching advanced web proxy setting descriptions on the right.

Drag & Drop
In-Use Connection Timeout
Simultaneous Persistent Connections
Use Received Headers
Persistent Connection Timeout
maximum time (in seconds) that the web proxy keeps open a connection to a client or server after a transaction has been completed and no further activity is detected
maximum time (in seconds) that the web proxy waits for more data from an idle client or server when the current transaction has not yet been completed
maximum number of TCP sockets that the web proxy keeps open with servers
allows an upstream web proxy to identify clients by IP address
Explanation

Persistent Connection Timeout governs post-transaction idle persistent connections, whereas In-Use Connection Timeout applies while a transaction is still incomplete. Simultaneous Persistent Connections limits open server-side TCP sockets. Use Received Headers preserves client-address information for an upstream proxy.

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