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Stream Media under proxy

AliIsmail
Will adding the below in the URL white list will increase or decrease the performance of either traffic or HTTP proxy.

# Real Media
# example: http://movies.guide.real.com/
# needs also tcp/udp 554 und tcp/udp 7070
\.ram(\.?.*)?$
\.rm(\.?.*)?$

# Microsoft Windows Media Video Streaming
\.wmv(\.?.*)?$
\.asf(\.?.*)?$

# Apple Quicktime
# example: http://www.apple.com/trailers/
\.mov(\?.*)?$

# Google Video
# example: http://video.google.com/
\.google\.com\/videodownload(\?.*)?$

# You Tube
# example: http://www.youtube.com/
\.youtube\.com\/get_video(\?.*)?$
\.flv(\?.*)?$

# ifilm.com
# example: http://www.ifilm.com/top100
\.ifilm\.com\/gateway(\?.*)?$

# AOL radio
# example: http://music.aol.com/radioguide/bb
\.stream\.aol\.com

# general MPeg files
\.mpg(\?.*)?$


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    It's kind of a trick question, isn't it? 

    If you allow streaming media, it's going to increase the traffic going through your Internet connection, so it will affect performance, as opposed to blocking it, which wil disallow all streaming media traffic. 

    Did I misunderstand what you're asking?
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    It's kind of a trick question, isn't it? 

    If you allow streaming media, it's going to increase the traffic going through your Internet connection, so it will affect performance, as opposed to blocking it, which wil disallow all streaming media traffic. 

    Did I misunderstand what you're asking?
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