On 02/05/2011 12:32, Jannis Kafkoulas wrote:
Thanks for the hint!
I'll check it too.
I think, we should also replace the ip dsts within all of the intermediate
caches by domain names
thus saving all of the unnecessary dns lookups (about 80% --> Internet).
i dont know about the amount of traff
Thanks for the hint!
I'll check it too.
I think, we should also replace the ip dsts within all of the intermediate
caches by domain names
thus saving all of the unnecessary dns lookups (about 80% --> Internet).
Yes, we have a local caching dns.
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On 28/04/11 21:25, Jannis Kafkoulas wrote:
Hi,
We have a proxy chain of 3 squids (v2.7, RHEL5).
In my opinion only the last one needs really to resolve the URLs name in order
to
send the request directly to the web servers ip address in the Internet.
Sort of, only the proxy going DIRECT *has
On 28/04/2011 12:25, Jannis Kafkoulas wrote:
Hi,
We have a proxy chain of 3 squids (v2.7, RHEL5).
In my opinion only the last one needs really to resolve the URLs name in order
to
send the request directly to the web servers ip address in the Internet.
Would it also work if the first two prox