Reverse/Server-Side Proxy Caching for Windows?

Posted by Cliff on Monday January 5, 2004 @10:26PM from the living-in-a-microsoft-world dept.

frooyo asks: "I'm an currently looking for a good reverse proxy caching solution (server-side caching) for the Windows platform. This would be used as a transparent proxy between the corporate website and the outside world. Products that I have seen available include: Microsoft ISA server, Squid for NT and some others. I'm not completely opposed to using a non-windows platform for this type of solution, but I would prefer a Windows solution. I need a product that handles middle-large numbers of current users (10-30) with easy on one server. Additionally features such as caching pools and easy handling of FTP connections (since this will be used as a 'transparent' proxy) would be a much needed benefit."

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Dear Slashdot Users, by DrSkwid · 2004-01-06 00:03 · Score: 4, Funny

My computer stopped working and when I phoned support they suggested changing something called a 'fuse' in my cable.

The plug says to use a 13A rated fuse. I went to the shop and it seems they have all sorts of these fuses. I was wondering if any Slashdotters had tried different fuses and what success they had?

Thanks.

A Dork Esq.

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