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Author: igalic
Date: Tue Mar 8 16:53:32 2011
New Revision: 1079432
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=1079432&view=rev
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@@ -15,11 +15,13 @@ Notice: Licensed to the Apache Softwa
KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the
specific language governing permissions and limitations
under the License.
+Navigation: [Next](*)
+ [SDK](../sdk/index.en.html)
# Getting Started # {#GettingStarted}
-After you have installed Traffic Server on your system, you can do any of the
+After you have installed Traffic Server on your system, you can do any of the
following:
* [Start Traffic Server](#StartingTrafficEdge)
@@ -29,97 +31,58 @@ following:
## Start Traffic Server ## {#StartTS}
-To start Traffic Server manually, issue the `trafficserver` command, passing
-in the attribute `start`. This command starts all the processes that work together
-to process Traffic Server requests as well as manage, control, and monitor
-the health of the Traffic Server system.
+To start Traffic Server manually, issue the `trafficserver` command, passing
+in the attribute `start`. This command starts all the processes that work together
+to process Traffic Server requests as well as manage, control, and monitor
+the health of the Traffic Server system.
-##### To run the `trafficserver start` command: ##### {#run`TSstart`command}
+##### To run the `trafficserver start` command: ##### {#runTSstartcommand}
-1. Log on to the Traffic Server node as the Traffic Server administrator and navigate to the Traffic Server `bin` directory.
-2. Enter the following command:
-`./start_traffic_server`
-3. ./trafficserver start
+1. Log on to the Traffic Server node as the Traffic Server administrator and navigate to the Traffic Server `bin` directory.
+2. Enter the following command:
+`./trafficserver start`
## Start Traffic Line ## {#StartTrafficLine}
-Traffic Line provides a quick way of viewing Traffic Server statistics and
-configuring the Traffic Server system via command-line interface. To execute
-individual commands or script multiple commands, refer to [Traffic Line Commands](cli.htm).
+Traffic Line provides a quick way of viewing Traffic Server statistics and
+configuring the Traffic Server system via command-line interface. To execute
+individual commands or script multiple commands, refer to [Traffic Line Commands](../traffic-line-commands).
##### To start a Traffic Line session: ##### {#startaTrafficLinesession}
-1. Log on to a Traffic Server node as the Traffic Server administrator and navigate to the Traffic Server `bin` directory.
- Traffic Line commands take the following form:
-`traffic_line _-command argument_`
-2. For a list of `traffic_line` commands, enter:
-`traffic_line -h`
- If the Traffic Server `bin` directory is not in your path, then prepend the Traffic Line command with `./` (for example, `./traffic_line -h`).
+1. Log on to a Traffic Server node as the Traffic Server administrator and navigate to the Traffic Server `bin` directory.
+ Traffic Line commands take the following form:
+`./traffic_line` _`-command argument`_
+2. For a list of `traffic_line` commands, enter:
+`./traffic_line -h`
## Start Traffic Shell ## {#StartTrafficShell}
-Traffic Shell is a command-line tool that enables you to monitor and configure
-Traffic Server; it can be used instead of Traffic Line. Traffic Server provides
-documentation for Traffic Shell in the form of manual (`man`) pages.
+Traffic Shell is a command-line tool that enables you to monitor and configure
+Traffic Server; it can be used instead of Traffic Line. Traffic Server provides
+documentation for Traffic Shell in the form of manual (`man`) pages.
##### To start Traffic Shell and read an overview `man` page: ##### {#startTrafficShellreadanoverview`man`page}
-1. Log on to a Traffic Server node as the Traffic Server administrator and navigate to the Traffic Server `bin` directory.
+1. Log on to a Traffic Server node as the Traffic Server administrator and navigate to the Traffic Server `bin` directory.
2. Enter the following command:
`./start_traffic_shell`
-
-3. Enter the following command to display the `traffic_shell` overview `man` page:
-`man traffic_shell`
-
+
+3. Enter the following command to display the `traffic_shell` overview `man` page:
+`man traffic_shell`
+
The `man` page describes how to use Traffic Shell, how to obtain a list of available commands, and how to obtain documentation about each command.
## Stop Traffic Server ## {#StopTS}
-To stop Traffic Server, always use the `trafficserver` command, passing in
-the attribute `stop`. This command stops all the Traffic Server processes (`traffic_manager`,
-`traffic_server`, and `traffic_cop`). Do not manually stop processes, as this
+To stop Traffic Server, always use the `trafficserver` command, passing in
+the attribute `stop`. This command stops all the Traffic Server processes (`traffic_manager`,
+`traffic_server`, and `traffic_cop`). Do not manually stop processes, as this
can lead to unpredictable results.
-##### **To run the `trafficserver stop` command:** ##### {#**run`TSstop`command**}
+##### To run the `trafficserver stop` command: ##### {#runTSstopcommand}
1. Log on to the node as the Traffic Server administrator and navigate to the Traffic Server `bin` directory.
-2. Enter the following command:
+2. Enter the following command:
`./trafficserver stop`
-
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-
-* [Overview](intro.htm)
-* [Getting Started](getstart.htm)
-* [HTTP Proxy Caching ](http.htm)
-* [Explicit Proxy Caching](explicit.htm)
-* [Reverse Proxy and HTTP Redirects](reverse.htm)
-* [Hierarchical Caching](hier.htm)
-* [Configuring the Cache](cache.htm)
-* [Monitoring Traffic](monitor.htm)
-* [Configuring Traffic Server](configure.htm)
-* [Security Options](secure.htm)
-* [Working with Log Files](log.htm)
-* [Traffic Line Commands](cli.htm)
-* [Event Logging Formats](logfmts.htm)
-* [Configuration Files](files.htm)
-* [Traffic Server Error Messages](errors.htm)
-* [FAQ and Troubleshooting Tips](trouble.htm)
-* [Traffic Server 管çåæå](ts_admin_chinese.pdf) (PDF)
-
-
-
-
-
- Copyright © 2011 [The Apache Software Foundation](http://www.apache.org/).
-Licensed under the [Apache License](http://www.apache.org/licenses/), Version
-2.0. Apache Traffic Server, Apache, the Apache Traffic Server logo, and the
-Apache feather logo are trademarks of The Apache Software Foundation.
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