Hi Guzman,

Answers for you:

1) Can I  export the SSL certificates of the CM?  I want to optimize the traffic  to the CM from a remote location and use WAAS for this, but I couldn't  found where or how to export the CM certificate to configure SSL  Acceleration in the central WAE. Is this possible?

Ans: No. This is not possible because CM uses certificate supplied by Cisco Systems and further it does not supply the ownership information and you will not have the root certificate to decrypt the traffic. Before you configure SSL acceleration, you should know the following information:

•The services that you want to be accelerated on the SSL traffic

•The server IP address and port information

•The  public key infrastructure (PKI) certificate and private key  information, including the certificate common name and certificate  authority signing information

•The cipher suites supported

•The SSL versions supported

2) I configure some reports to generate daily and I found some traffic that is not being accelerated, I'm attaching and example:

Application                    Original            Optimized                Pass-  Redu Effective                           Reduc                    Effect                            

Remote-Desktop           11.334 MB      11.922 MB           0 Bytes           0.0       1.0   X                 0.0                     1.0  X

Replication                      3.228 MB         4.032MB            0 Bytes           0.0       1.0   X                 0.0                     1.0  X

OtherTraffic                      4.996 MB     7.552 MB            1.192 MB          0.0        1.0  X                 0.0                     1.0 X

Is  there some operational reason to this happen?, why I can't accelerate  RDP for example?  this repeats across all my WAEs statistics.

Ans: It depends upon your traffic pattern the the DRE usage plus how much cache is in the DRE. From the numbers above, it looks like your WAN traffic is higher than the LAN traffic / original traffic. There are number of reasons why you may see this. One of the major reason is GRE fragmentation. If this WAE is in inline mode, try to reduce MSS and MTU and see if that helps. If you are using WCCP with GRE, again apply the same solution on router and see if that helps.

3)  Where I can found information about the fields in the reports generated  and their meaning?  For example, what are Other Traffic components?

Ans: Unclassified and unmonitored applications with  less than 2 percent of the total traffic are grouped together into a  category named Other Traffic.If you want to classify certain traffic or If no classifier exists for the connection, the last column under My WAN --> Devices --> Edit Device --> Monitor --> Connection Statistics contains a Create New button. Click the button to display a Classifier Settings form below  the table where you can create a classifier that matches the source and  destination IP addresses and ports of the connection. Enter a name in  the Classifier Name field, check the Match All check box to match all  traffic, or make selections from the Source IP, Source Port, Destination  IP, and Destination Port drop-down lists. Then click the Create Classifier button to create the classifier.

Note If  the WAE is inheriting policies from a device group, the Create New  button is not shown, to prevent a user from unknowingly overriding  device group policies. To create a classifier, you must first override  the device group policy page and then return to the Connection  Statistics report.

Hope this helps.

Regards.

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