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> * On 01/07/06 11:55 +0800, John Mok wrote:
> | Hi,
> |
> | I am using squid-2.5.STABLE12 on FC3 Linux and would like to reduce the
> | Internet traffic and accelerate for windowsupdate. I found that there
> | were many TCP_MISS for windowsupdate (as shown below) although I set a
> | large value for maximum object size (e.g. 600MB) and I was sure that a
> | previous user had got the update before.
> |
> | 1151634455.935 9740 10.144.11.88 TCP_MISS/200
> | 833603 GET
> |
http://www.download.windowsupdate.com/msdownload/update/v3-19990518/CabPool/q329414_mdacall_x86_6455F9E15D1FD876A354AC196BCE848B4EA39180.exe?
> | - DIRECT/69.28.145.34 application/octet-stream
> | 1151634456.756 761 10.144.11.88 TCP_MISS/200
> | 337 GET
> | http://v3stats.windowsupdate.com/wutrack.bin? -
> | DIRECT/207.46.197.117 application/octet-stream
> | 1151634456.965 208 10.144.11.88 TCP_MISS/200
> | 714 GET
> |
http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com/CRCCif/6271_08A08E5B8A56FDC63B1EA85C7D30754FC5857DF3.cif?
> | - DIRECT/207.46.18.94 application/octet-stream
> |
> | Is there any way to cache the winodwsupdate?

> IMHO, if you have a Windows farm, it would be a big advantage to run
> your own local Windows Update Services Server (or whatever M$ calls
> it these days).
> Then all your Windows PCs will update from it, thereby reducing the
> Internet traffic. It's free from Microsoft.
>
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/updateservices/downloads/WSUS.mspx

This WSUS server works only on LAN where PC are connected to the Window
domain control server, If I am not wrong ?

Is there any way to send request from the Microsoft ISA server/ squid  to
WSUS server  otherwise, I dont think this BITS/WSUS server doesnt serve the
purpose for big network like ISPs.

More details on this is appreciated,

Regards,
Eswari


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