What I'd LOVE to figure out how to set up is a spoke and hub cache system.
Squid (and probably other caches) support something similar, in the form
of parent and child caches. It sorta works backwards from what you
described, but the net benefit would be similar.
Basically, you set up caches at
You can do this as well with Mikrotik.
MT is very, very simple. We have seen avg savings of between 20-40%.
With 25-30% being avg. Also, you can specify what sites you want to
cache, typically done by IP, but you could also say that you only want
to cache sites that are on different areas
Hi,
Are you somehow redirecting traffic to the MT box, or having all the
traffic go through the box?
Cache hit rates are going to depend on the size of the network... a
250GB drive would only cache about 4 hours of http traffic on my
network... hit rates would be less than 5% I would guess.
Keep in mind that if you move 250 gig, that does not mean that it will
cache that. CNN is an exaxmple that has a cache time of 0 seconds, so it
never caches it.That type of thing.I have never had a major
issue with MT caching services. Works VERY good.
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The people that we had the most problems with were web designers who's
sites were cached and they couldn't easily see their changes.
We always told then to add no cache to their sites.
Thats an easy one to fix. Tell them to press [CTRL] F5. Thats all it
takes on virtually any standards
Looks like the FCC make take some action in enforcing its Net Neutrality
Policies
See: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2325396,00.asp
Depending on the scope of their ruling, this could have a significant impact
on how WISPs can control traffic on their own networks.
Larry Yunker
You can build a good squid box with lots of memory and fast hard drives
and get good results. The squid setup is also nearly infinitely
tunable, as opposed to the ones in Mikrotik and StarOS which have a
pretty vanilla configuration. Being able to tune the cache parameters
helps a lot,
I've been watching the internet tv for the past 9 months. CNN, FOX, NBC,
etc all have their news online. It would be great if those were
cachable. Just like on tv a lot of the news bits are over and over again
and why should we have to keep paying each view.
The content providers like akamai,
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This
I was just showing this to one of my partners, and I thought I'd share
it with the group
Sometimes, one quick and dirty thing I do when checking roaming
connectivity is to ping lots of things in parallel with fping
(d/l here: http://www.brothersoft.com/fping-download-72435.html, then
drop
http://www.solarconverters.com/equal2.htm
I use their 12/24 volt converter and it works great.
Kurt Fankhauser
WAVELINC
P.O. Box 126
Bucyrus, OH 44820
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Without traffic management standards and support, our roads would be a
bloodbath.
Without the FCC you wouldn't have an open frequency for anything.
As a Ham Radio operator for over 50 years, I appreciate the regulations
that protected the nursery for some of our greatest electronic
developments.
Amen (Carterphone, had not thought bout that for a while)
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