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nazadnan2003
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Maximum Speed from Cache (Web Proxy)

Mon Apr 23, 2007 9:27 am

I have RO 2.9.29 with Hotspot and Web Proxy enabled.
Can any one help me to bypass (TX/RX) limitation in Hotspot User Profile when the request can be served from the cache (web Proxy).


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Tue Apr 24, 2007 12:18 pm

It can't be done with the proxy integrated in to MT. Look up ZPH (Zero Penalty Hit) patch for Squid proxy and it will allow you to do this on a standalone proxy server. Where in Baghdad are you?
 
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Tue Apr 24, 2007 2:31 pm

you can't, with cache (web proxy) integrated in Mikrotik as far as I know...you may use a seperate Unix or Linux computer with squid proxy installed in...and tune it .
 
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Re: Maximum Speed from Cache (Web Proxy)

Wed Apr 25, 2007 1:46 pm

I have RO 2.9.29 with Hotspot and Web Proxy enabled.
Can any one help me to bypass (TX/RX) limitation in Hotspot User Profile when the request can be served from the cache (web Proxy).


Regards
Adnan
you may use queues with burst in user's profile and that's all.
all we have is burst-limit and time for that issue.

i have one suggestion, not verified :roll:
you can redact burst-limit be as big as you want, add parent-proxy behind MT box and add (STATIC) queues with no limit if source is that parent proxy.
next, add on_login script for user's profile that moves static rules up (respectivelly, dynamic rules goes down).
we use such a scheme like that with file severs in DMZ. works fine. but with proxy I have never test it.

goodluck,
C. G.

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