Dear all,
quick question, is there any way to turn off the caching (other than putting a global url stoplist), and just allowing the netapp box to be a dedicated proxy, rather than a caching proxy?
swift responses appreciated,
many thanks,
kelvin tooth
I've been configuring and exploring the NetCache appliance product (3.3.1) today. It's looks interesting, but there's one little behavior I can't fix. When I log into the web interface (using IE 4.0 and NT 4.0), there is a 1-2 minute delay before I get the message "cannot open the Internet site http://netcache.webtv.net:3128/cache_manager; Operation timed out." However, then I'm logged in successfully and can configure things; I won't get any more time out messages until I reopen IE and log in again.
Anyone have any ideas about it?
Thanks,
ejt
I've been configuring and exploring the NetCache appliance product (3.3.1) today. It's looks interesting, but there's one little behavior I can't fix. When I log into the web interface (using IE 4.0 and NT 4.0), there is a 1-2 minute delay before I get the message "cannot open the Internet site http://netcache.webtv.net:3128/cache_manager; Operation timed out." However, then I'm logged in successfully and can configure things; I won't get any more time out messages until I reopen IE and log in again.
Anyone have any ideas about it?
This *might* be bug 11340 "Access to the NetCache Manager Slow with Internet Explorer"; from a quick look at the bug and fix, *if* there's a way to configure IE not to use persistent connections, that *might* be a workaround. 11340 should be fixed in the next release.
Anawat, does that sound like 11340?
Bug 11340 is fixed in 3.3.1P1.
---larry >:) _ * Guy Harris (guy@netapp.com) done spit this rhetoric:
I've been configuring and exploring the NetCache appliance product (3.3.1) today. It's looks interesting, but there's one little behavior I can't fix. When I log into the web interface (using IE 4.0 and NT 4.0), there is a 1-2 minute delay before I get the message "cannot open the Internet site http://netcache.webtv.net:3128/cache_manager; Operation timed out." However, then I'm logged in successfully and can configure things; I won't get any more time out messages until I reopen IE and log in again.
Anyone have any ideas about it?
This *might* be bug 11340 "Access to the NetCache Manager Slow with Internet Explorer"; from a quick look at the bug and fix, *if* there's a way to configure IE not to use persistent connections, that *might* be a workaround. 11340 should be fixed in the next release.
Anawat, does that sound like 11340?
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