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HTTP cache, any use?

frufru
on my server i've upgraded my internal nic from 100mbit to gigabit and i was curious what's my maximum speed on that nic with transparent proxy and enabled cache. to my surprise the wan and internal maximum inbound and outbound speeds are identical 8mbit and 1mbit, it seems enabling the cache doesn't really has any positive effect. is it really so?


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    it's not about the benefits of having the cache enabled, which should be there even with one user. if the maximum outbound speed equals the inbound speed it means to me that the client never receives data faster then speed of the internet connection, so not even one jpg comes from the cache if i hit ctrl f5 while browsing.
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    How are you measuring the speeds? Most of the graphs may not update fast enough to see super-fast speeds on small files, and the cache won't cache very large files.

    Barry
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