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Overview of Web features Web Configuration Table 166 Option definitions (continued) Option Send messages every Download data trickling Definition Default value is 10 seconds. Specifies details of data trickling. Default values are: Delay before data trickling starts - 15 seconds. Trickle data every - 10 seconds. Amount of data to trickle each time - 1024 bytes. Maximum amount of data to trickle - 10%. Upload status and data trickling Table 167 Option definitions Option Permit uploading For data uploads Definition The appliance can be configured to permit or deny uploading files over an FTP connection, to display status messages informing a client that an upload is still in progress, and can start uploading (data trickling) a file to a client before the whole file has been received from the server and scanned by the appliance. Specifies how the appliance handles FTP downloads. Default values are: Permit uploading - Yes. Scan the data - Yes. Block 8 bit data in ASCII mode - No. Send messages every Upload data trickling Default value is 10 seconds. Specifies details of data trickling. Default values are: Delay before data trickling starts - 15 seconds. Trickle data every - 10 seconds. Amount of data to trickle each time - 1024 bytes. Maximum amount of data to trickle -10%. Handoff host Changing these settings can affect scanning performance. If you are not sure about the impact of making any changes, ask your network expert. Table 168 Option definitions Option Definition Handoff host IP address Specifies a server that is responsible for handling the client requests. An FTP handoff host diverts all client requests to a specific FTP proxy server. For example, if your firewall has an FTP proxy server, use this option to redirect FTP requests to the firewall. McAfee Email and Web Security Appliances 5.6.0 Product Guide 177

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Table 166
Option definitions
(continued)
Option
Definition
Send messages every
Default value is 10 seconds.
Download data trickling
Specifies details of data trickling. Default values are:
Delay before data trickling starts
— 15 seconds.
Trickle data every
— 10 seconds.
Amount of data to trickle each time
— 1024 bytes.
Maximum amount of data to trickle
— 10%.
Upload status and data trickling
Table 167
Option definitions
Option
Definition
Permit uploading
The appliance can be configured to permit or deny uploading files over an FTP
connection, to display status messages informing a client that an upload is still in
progress, and can start uploading (data trickling) a file to a client before the whole
file has been received from the server and scanned by the appliance.
For data uploads
Specifies how the appliance handles FTP downloads.
Default values are:
Permit uploading
— Yes.
Scan the data
— Yes.
Block 8 bit data in ASCII mode
— No.
Send messages
every
Default value is 10 seconds.
Upload data trickling
Specifies details of data trickling. Default values are:
Delay before data trickling starts
— 15 seconds.
Trickle data every
— 10 seconds.
Amount of data to trickle each time
— 1024 bytes.
Maximum amount of data to trickle
—10%.
Handoff host
Changing these settings can affect scanning performance. If you are not
sure about the impact of making any changes, ask your network expert.
Table 168
Option definitions
Option
Definition
Handoff host IP address
Specifies a server that is responsible for handling the client requests. An FTP
handoff host diverts all client requests to a specific FTP proxy server. For
example, if your firewall has an FTP proxy server, use this option to redirect FTP
requests to the firewall.
Overview of Web features
Web Configuration
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