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9.5 HTTP cache<br />

Note: The configuration script requires that the proxy server is always available (even if<br />

the Direct access option is used).<br />

Allow browsers to use configuration script automatically...<br />

It is possible to let Internet Explorer be configured automatically by the DHCP server. To<br />

set this, enable the Automatically detect settings option.<br />

<strong>Kerio</strong> Control’s DHCP server must be running (see chapter 9.2), otherwise the function will<br />

not work. TCP/IP parameters at the host can be static — Internet Explorer sends a special<br />

DHCP query when started.<br />

Hint:<br />

This method enables to configure all Internet Explorer browsers at all local hosts<br />

by a single click.<br />

9.5 HTTP cache<br />

Using cache to access Web pages that are opened repeatedly reduces Internet traffic (in case of<br />

line where traffic is counted, it is also remarkable that using of cache decreases total volume<br />

of transferred data). Downloaded files are saved to the hard drive of the <strong>Kerio</strong> Control host so<br />

that it is not necessary to download them from the web server again later.<br />

All objects are stored in cache for a certain time only (Time To Live — TTL). This time defines<br />

whether checks for the most recent versions of the particular objects will be performed upon<br />

a new request of the page. The required object will be found in cache unless the TTL timeout<br />

has expired. If it has expired, a check for a new update of the object will be performed. This<br />

ensures continuous update of objects that are stored in the cache.<br />

The cache can be used either for direct access or for access via the proxy server. If you<br />

use direct access, the HTTP protocol inspector must be applied to the traffic. In the default<br />

configuration of <strong>Kerio</strong> Control, this condition is met for the HTTP protocol at the default port<br />

80 (for details, see chapters 7.3 and 15.3).<br />

To set HTTP cache parameters go to the Cache tab in Configuration → Content Filtering →<br />

HTTP Policy.<br />

Enable cache on transparent proxy<br />

This option enables cache for HTTP traffic that uses the HTTP protocol inspector (direct<br />

access to the Internet).<br />

Enable cache on proxy server<br />

Enables the cache for HTTP traffic via <strong>Kerio</strong> Control’s proxy server (see chapter 9.4).<br />

HTTP protocol TTL<br />

Default time of object validity within the cache. This time is used when:<br />

• TTL of a particular object is not defined (to define TTL use the URL specific settings<br />

button —see below)<br />

• TTL defined by the Web server is not accepted (the Use server supplied Time-To-<br />

Live entry)<br />

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