Caching Specific websites

Caching Specific websites

Overview

Content Caching improves bandwidth efficiency. A page or file, when requested by a user, is served to the user and a copy of it is also maintained locally in the cache. So, when a request is made to fetch the same page or file, it is served with the local copy, instead of 'a fresh fetch'. SafeSquid has a very neat, efficient and manageable Content Caching system.

Access the SafeSquid User Interface

clicking on configure in safesquid interface 

Go to Access policies under Restriction Policies

showing of default policies in access profiles
creating a new policy by clicking on add new
giving comment for reference
selecting the desired categories in categories drop down
selecting action as allow
giving unique name for the policy in Added Profiles
clicking on save policy 

Go to Caching under Application Setup

going to caching under application setup in sidebar

Go to Store

clicking on store in caching
clicking on clone button to clone the already created policy
By clicking clone button it will create a duplicate policy
clicking on edit policy
selecting enabled as true
giving appropriate comment for the future reference
selecting the desired profile in profiles drop down menu
clicking on save policy to save it
clicking on global save policy to save it globally

Go to Manage cached Objects

clicking on Manage cached objects in caching section
it will show all those websites under disk cache