web-speedup http-turns

Define number of HTTP turns on an average web page (used to show time savings in web speedup snapshot report).

web-speedup http-turns <min> <max>
 
no web-speedup
 
no web-speedup http-turns
 

• min--minimum number of turns on a page; range: 0 through 10000
• max--maximum number of turns on a page; range: 0 through 10000

Must be in report configuration mode (config-reporting), which requires privileged-level access.

Use once.

min--20

max--150

The web-speedup http-turns command specifies a range of HTTP turns, representing a page on your web server.

In order to download a complete web page, a client typically needs to contact the server several times, as it obtains graphics and other supporting files specified in the page definition. Each completed contact represents one HTTP turn.

These numbers will be used to calculate the seconds saved range of values shown on the Web Speedup snapshot report.

Use the no web-speedup command to reset all executive summary parameters to their defaults, including those set by each of the following commands:

• web-speedup http-turns
• web-speedup improvable min-hrtt-saving
• web-speedup improvable min-percent-improvement
• web-speedup min-bgp-hrtt
• web-speedup worst-bgp-hrtt-percent

Use the no web-speedup http-turns command to reset only the HTTP turn values to their defaults.