Configure T-Booster
General information
Web browsing and FTP (Mac Os X)
Web browsing and FTP (Linux)
Web browsing and FTP (Windows)
Web browsing (Opera 6.31 for Symbian OS Setup)
Email (Symbian OS)
Email (Mac Os X)
Other TCP/IP traffic
NOTE: ALL THE FOLLOWING SETTINGS ARE VALID FOR T-BOOSTER CLIENT. HOWEVER, FOR THE USE OF T-BOOSTER PROXY SERVER, WHICH REQUIRES SQUID PROXY, REPLACE LOCAL IP-ADRS. “127.0.0.1” WITH IP-ADRS. OF SQUID IN YOUR LAN (I.E. “192.168.0.111”), AND LOCAL PORT NO. “8080” WITH PORT NO. OF SQUID, I.G. “3128”.
Browser Settings
T-Booster allows you to compress virtually any TCP/IP
traffic. For web browsing please set the following HTTP,
HTTPS
and FTP proxy settings for the connection you wish to use: 127.0.0.1
port 8080.
Please refer to your system help on how to change proxy settings. The
above links may also be useful and show how to configure certain
applications. The T-Booster Client application (or T-Booster Proxy
Server) must be running all time when you are accessing the Internet.
Note: If you have a personal firewall running you may
need to allow Java Internet access.
Image quality
T-Booster Client and T-Booster Proxy Server allow to control quality of
JPEG images. You can degrade images to achieve better compression by
setting percentage of the original quality.
T-Booster also allows to control quality of GIF images by reducing
color palette of the original image.
To change image quality select the Web panel .
NOTE: The correct ratios depend on your needs e.g. 90% JPEG quality can
save already up to 50% of the image size. For T-Booster Proxy
Server, the settings for image quality will be the same for all
connected client PCs.
Web interface
T-Booster has a web interface which by default can be accessed from web
browser at http://localhost:7999/.
SSL
T-Booster allows encryption of POP, SMTP and IMAP connections inside
SSL.
1. You can use it when your email application does not support SSL.
2. Even if you have support for SSL in your mail application you can
benefit from using SSL option in T-Booster. In such a case your data
will be compressed and then encrypted which overall gives better
compression ratio.
3. NOTE: If you use T-Boosters SSL option you must disable SSL option
in your mail application. The rule of thumb is that SSL option should
be enabled only once - either in T-Booster OR in your mail application.
Traffic Meters
The traffic meters on the Stats panel of T-Booster monitor actual
content transfer and compression ratios. Please note this does not
include transport or encryption overheads such as GPRS or SSL.
Getting help or submitting a problem report
Please use the Forum, because this information might be of interest to
other users as well. And, please, first search the T-Booster User
Forum, there might
be the required answer already. You can reach the Forum here.
