N2000H V3 Appliance
User Guide
4 Configuring the N2000H V3
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5. In the Options area, Allow hash publication only for shared folders on which
BranchCache is enabled is generated by default, indicating that hash values are
calculated and released only for a CIFS shared folder that has the BranchCache feature
enabled. Keep the default settings and click OK.
6. Check that Status of Hash Publication for BranchCache has changed to Enabled.
Step 3 On the content server, enable the BranchCache feature for a folder.
1. Right-click a CIFS shared folder (for example, D:\Shared Folder 1) and choose
Properties from the shortcut menu.
2. Click the Sharing tab and then click Advanced Sharing.
3. On the Advanced Sharing page, click Caching.
4. On the Offline Settings page, select Enable BranchCache.
5. Click OK.
Step 4 On the cache server, enable the hosted cache mode.
1. On the desktop, click the Windows Powershell shortcut icon on the taskbar to invoke
the Powershell command line tool.
2. Run the gpedit.msc command to invoke Local Group Policy Editor.
3. In the navigation tree of Local Group Policy Editor, choose Computer Configuration >
Administrative Templates > Network > BranchCache.
4. Double-click Turn on BranchCache and click Enabled.
5. Click OK. Then, check that Status of Turn on BranchCache has changed to Enabled.
6. Double-click Set BranchCache Hosted Cache mode and click Enabled.
7. Set Options to the name of the hosted cache server, for example,
wssguroup.com\RH2285-121.
8. Click OK. Then, check that Status of Set BranchCache Hosted Cache mode has
changed to Enabled.
Step 5 Deploy an SSL certificate on the cache server.
1. On the desktop, click the Windows Powershell shortcut icon on the taskbar to invoke
the Powershell command line tool.
2. Run the mmc command to invoke Console Root.
3. Choose File > Add/Remove Snap-ins from the menu bar.
4. Select Certificates from the Available snap-ins drop-down list and click Add.
5. Click Computer account and then click Next.
6. Click Local computer, Finish, and then OK.
7. Choose Certificates(Local Computer) > Personal > Certificate.
8. Choose More Actions > All Tasks > Import from the Actions menu.
9. Follow the wizard to import a certificate based on the file type. The imported certificate
is displayed in the right pane.
10. Double-click the certificate. Then, click the Details tab, select Fingerprint, and record
the character string displayed by Fingerprint.
11. Right-click the Windows Powershell shortcut icon on the taskbar and choose Run as
Administrator from the shortcut menu.
12. Run the NETSH HTTP ADD SSLCERT IPPORT=0.0.0.0:443 CERTHASH=
thumbprint APPID={d673f5ee-a714-454d-8de2-492e4c1bd8f8} command to link the
certificate file to the BranchCache service on the hosted cache server.
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