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Old 05-10-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Smile Need Info about cache server for Fast Web Browsing........

hi my name is Asghar and i am from Pakistan i need to know how to make cache server for cable internet 300+ users for Fast web browsing i am new in kindly some 1 explain me how to our Source of bandwidth is on ADSL Router so kindly tell me how to make cache server on Linux reply my message please....

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Welcome to the forums!

If you are talking about a DNS caching server, you can install BIND, or pdnsd:

http://www.bind9.net/

pdnsd maintenance page by Paul Rombouts

I've used both in the past and they worked quite well, pdnsd being better if you will be rebooting your machine often, because the cache is lost when you reboot with BIND in place.

I used the wiki for my distro (Archlinux) to install them. If your distro has a wiki, check for HowTos there that will explain how to install and set it up. Your distro might also provide ready to go packages which will help.
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IF you want to cache web contents on a proxy, you can also look into squid.

squid : Optimising Web Delivery
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