Hi all,
Ok, standard 'Sorry if this has been asked 16 million times before'
intro ! :)
Firstly, are there any plans to develop an NT port of the Squid Proxy or
is there one already ? We are a very small ISP and are moving away from
Unix to NT (for administration reasons). We have limited bandwidth and
our backbone provider (thieves inc. :) ) have recently introduced Usage
based pricing, so we now need an effective caching proxy server.
Our current external traffic does not exceed 7 gig per month at the
moment. Can anyone recommend a Squid configuration for this ? Even if it
is not NT based as we may have to dedicate a machine/s for the proxy. We
currently have a spare PC which is a P100 with 16m RAM. What sort of
configuration would be necessary to service the above quantity of
traffic ? I realise a RAM upgrade is probably mandatory. What about
cache size (hard disk) ?
Sorry to ask so many stupid questions but I'm a total newbie at this and
I've heard so many good things about Squid I thought I had to check it
out! I've tried MS Proxy but I'm not convinced about its performance or
scalability.
Cheers,
Neil.
Received on Mon May 19 1997 - 16:18:32 MDT
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