Internet acceleration and cashing

Discussion in 'Installation/Configuration' started by mugahed, Dec 1, 2009.

  1. mugahed

    mugahed New Member

    Hi guys

    I have net club with 20 computers on XP and 1 server mashine on CentOS 5.4.. how can i accelerated my internet connection.

    P.S.
    Before i have ISA Server on win server 2003 and working good, but how can do this on CentOS now

    pls help me
     
  2. falko

    falko Super Moderator ISPConfig Developer

    So you have a CentOS web server and want to know how this web server can deliver more pages and/or use less resources?
     
  3. mugahed

    mugahed New Member

    i explained you

    my internet connection is 2 Mbit, standard local network is 100 Mbit.
    i want put internet connection 2Mbit in 1 network port on server, in second port go pach cabel on switch. on switch is 20 computers on XP.
    with this sheme i want have faster connection on my net. my server cashing sites witch is opened on my 20 computers first time.
    how can i configured this.

    P.S.
    on this way working MS ISA Server
     
  4. falko

    falko Super Moderator ISPConfig Developer

  5. mugahed

    mugahed New Member

    i'm explained in my post.
    example:
    1 client opened hotofordge.com, my server cashing this site (on server) and when clients want againg open hotoforge.com this site opened "first" from my server,and if on hotoforge is anything change only this opened from hotoforge.com
    in this solution i have save:
    - bandwith - from my internet connection
    - site opened on 100Mbit local connection, depend of site (if site don't change anything opened on 100 Mbit, if site change 5 %, my connection is opened on 95% on 100 Mbit and rest opened from speed my internet connection, or if my client open video on youtube, first time download from youtube, but other time opened on my server and again i have faster connection and save andwith, etc)

    P.S.
    I'm tested MS ISA Server on windows 2000 and working propertly
     

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