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I've had nothing but bad experiences with Cobalts, even after Sun bought them. You can get squid/apache up and running in 20 minutes, got that long?
Steve.
Steve.
#6
20 Minutes!!! Ack! Far too long
Having a peruse through the web and its suprising how many web caching vendors have gone down the pan. A pure http caching server is old hat, it seems you need more bells and whistles to sell...take the cacheflow for instance.
Having a peruse through the web and its suprising how many web caching vendors have gone down the pan. A pure http caching server is old hat, it seems you need more bells and whistles to sell...take the cacheflow for instance.
#7
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Feathers,
In the amount of time you've wasted posting on here, you could've had a Squid server up and running by now
BTW, I'm running RedHat 7.1 and Squid Cache 2.4 STABLE v7. Took me 30mins to install and get working and I know **** all about Unix.
Stop fannying around and get on with it
Stefan
In the amount of time you've wasted posting on here, you could've had a Squid server up and running by now
BTW, I'm running RedHat 7.1 and Squid Cache 2.4 STABLE v7. Took me 30mins to install and get working and I know **** all about Unix.
Stop fannying around and get on with it
Stefan
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#8
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Its no good. I've got to keep away from building one myself. Don't get me wrong theres nothing wrong with twiddling with Linux and doing it (I built all our dns servers on Linux boxes) but it won't cut any cheese with the IT people that I'm trying to convince.
I'm going to spend the next 20 minutes boggling up on wccp so there!
Its no good. I've got to keep away from building one myself. Don't get me wrong theres nothing wrong with twiddling with Linux and doing it (I built all our dns servers on Linux boxes) but it won't cut any cheese with the IT people that I'm trying to convince.
I'm going to spend the next 20 minutes boggling up on wccp so there!
#9
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Don't your IT bods realise that Sun Cobalts are built around Linux kernels?
Anyway, what about this http://www.netapp.com/products/#netcache
Stefan
Anyway, what about this http://www.netapp.com/products/#netcache
Stefan
#10
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Try NetCache from Net App.....not cheap though
Or you could have a look at http://www.appliansys.com for their CacheBox200. We can supply this if its of interest.
Regards
Jeff
Or you could have a look at http://www.appliansys.com for their CacheBox200. We can supply this if its of interest.
Regards
Jeff
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