Can I cash files 4-5 mb like avi,wmv,zip,exe…?
Hi all
This is my first post
This is my setup
ip firewall nat> print
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid, D - dynamic
0 chain=srcnat out-interface=internet action=masquerade
ip web-proxy cache> print
Flags: X - disabled, I - invalid
0 ;;; don’t cache dynamic http pages
dst-port=0-65535 url=“:cgi-bin \?” action=deny
1 url=“\.exe$” action=allow
2 url=“\.zip$” action=allow
3 url=“\.mpeg$” action=allow
4 url=“\.mp3$” action=allow
5 url=“\.avi$” action=allow
6 url=“\.pdf$” action=allow
7 url=“\.rar$” action=allow
8 url=“\.mov$” action=allow
9 url=“\.mpg$” action=allow
10 url=“\.dat$” action=allow
it’s working super for webcash but not for biger files like 4-5 mb
also I setup max-object-size: 200000KiB
not working can somebody pls help me what m I doing wrong
I search the forum but I cant find somethink about that
Thx
your MT Box is well configured as a proxy server. but MT doesn’t support the cache for files like exe,zip bla bla bla.
i’m sure you can find an article in this forum on setting up a combinantion of two MT boxes, so your exe,zip,mpeg,etc… will be cached normally without any problem.
I work in Internet cafe with 40 pc’s. The bad side was some fun videoclips, or some new mp3 are downloadet over and over again, maybe 6-10 times a day, but we have only 1 mbit internet for sharing, i think that it shuld be grate idea to cash this files.
Set up an external squid, or any other proxy server (windows/linux platform, whatever) on a cheap, old P3 or similar. Then, on Mtik, NAT all outgoing 80 port tcp traffic from local machines to your proxy`s IP.
This should work ok for you!