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Posted by on December 30, 2005, 1:03 pm
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We are using it as our primary internet cache. We replaced an IIS based proxy cache with the CEN. However, we were achieving 40-50% cache hits with the IIS solution. Now with the Cisco Content Engine, we see an average of about 10%. Ideas anyone? Thank You, k86698 | |||||||
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