Is it possible to script RouterOS so that a job runs periodically to warm up the http proxy cache with specific files, before the client requests them?
Specifically, I have a number of large files that all clients will need when they connect to the WLAN. It would be convenient to populate the cache ahead of time with these files so they are ready for distribution as soon as a client requests them.
Thanks in advance,
-Scott
Well, you may have additional computer installed, which is checking all necessary resources in the early morning and proxies them.
Thanks for the reply.
I do not have additional hardware on-site. I would prefer to manipulate the cache directly. Is this possible?
There is no magic button or checkbox, which could do everything automatically.
Additional hardware on-site is not required, I suppose proxy is accessible over the Internet, “warm-up” machine could be in any location.
I’m not looking for magic. 
What I haven’t seen in the documentation is a way to manipulate the onboard cache store using scripts or command line utilities. Since this doesn’t seem to be available in the OS (yet?), I’ll research ways to route requests through the device from off-site hardware as you suggested.
Thanks.
Yes, it is correct.
You can control, what could be cached and what could be not. But there is no way to manipulate with already cached information.