Re: [squid-users] Any Way To Check If Windows Updates Are Cached?

It really depends on the environment and links speed you do have now.
If you do a very specific thing which is use a cache_peer only for
windows updates while using a hierarchy like this:
Main LB and router proxy -> domain specific proxy cache_peer

on the domain specific cache_peer instance or machine use:
#start
range_offset_limit -1
maximum_object_size 2 GB # or any other size that you think worth and
make sense.
quick_abort_min -1
#end
I am not following windows updates too much but I assume that these
updates has a pattern by the url and or headers which can clarify how it
*should* be cached safely.

this wiki: http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/WindowsUpdate
is not up to date with all the settings but it's a good started in the
research of "windows update in the internet".
If you have a local windows network and server you can just add WSUS
service that will build a updates store which is better for many networks.

Eliezer

On 09/04/2013 06:40 AM, HillTopsGM wrote:
> the settings for windows updates.
> I have done a few, and I am wondering if there is any way to check what has
> been cached?
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> Thanks
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Received on Wed Sep 04 2013 - 10:58:10 MDT