Cacheing device
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Hello,Iam looking at a caching devise for ISP business, ls suggest the suitable model,capacity will be 200/300MB
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It all depends on your budget. Bluecoat has some of the better ones. Unsure if you mean 200-300 disk cache or you mean 200-300 m/second transfer rates. The disk is no issue the rate make it pretty expensive.
If you would rather spend your time than money you can build a squid proxy running on your favorite linux variant. It can do everything the commercial ones can it just takes good understanding of server design to maximize the performance.
If you would rather spend your time than money you can build a squid proxy running on your favorite linux variant. It can do everything the commercial ones can it just takes good understanding of server design to maximize the performance.
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