We looked at a few different vendors before choosing the right Transparent
Caching solution. It did take a little while to get an apples to apples
comparison as each of the vendors had differing terminologies for the same
thing. Once we were able to figure that out it was easy enough to create
I would think some of those adjustments are already being done at the web/app
or client/server layer?
Pete Morrissey
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I've testing a Procera right now, along with an Exinda.
One nice thing about the former, it can do device profiling/fingerprinting- so
in theory, you could probably build a set of policies that effectively said for
a phones, you want to squeeze bandwidth down so that smaller screens, don't
ever
We don't charge students based on usage or tiered levels of service and
currently don't have major bandwidth issues, but are keeping a close eye on it.
That being said, for a 24 hour period, streaming video is approximately 2/3 of
all bandwidth usage. That includes Netflix, YouTube, etc. 40% jus
HI Dave,
Our GigaPoP (FRGP) Installed a netflix cache with success for all members - see
usage graph below:
[http://www.frgp.net/cgi-bin/cricket/mini-graph.cgi?type=png;target=%2Frouter-interfaces%2Fcore-l3%2Fxe-0-3-2;inst=0;dslist=ifHCInOctets%2CifHCOutOctets;range=41472000;rand=296]
When we mo
Yes we see lots of Netflix. Whether is matters would be highly dependent on
your situation (funding model, size, location). Our concerns/approach on two
levels— Internet and LAN:
Internet:
We charge for bandwidth. The students use more BW, they have to buy more BW
from us, we use that to pur
