03-29-2005 08:07 AM
1. Client has two (2) tier Content Routing network architecture:
Client<->Tier_2_CE <-> Tier_1_CE <-> Origin_Server_01
2. Client does not have EXPLICIT PROXY configured on browser pointing to Tier_2_CE
3. Network uses Content Routing to redirect client requests to appropriate Tier_2_CE (proximity search using CZF, channel assignment)
4. SCENARIO_PRE-POSITIONED: (WORKS FINE)
4.1 Client requests PRE-POSITIONED content from CDN
4.2 Client request redirected to Tier_2_CE
4.3 Tier_2_CE services request from PRE-POSITINED content (i.e. cache-hit)
5. SCENARIO_NONE-PRE-POSITIONED:
5.1 Tier_2_CE configured with outgoing HTTP proxy pointing to Tier_1_CE:
"http proxy outgoing host X.Y.Z.W 8080 primary"
5.2 Tier_1_CE configured with inbound HTTP proxy
"http proxy incoming 8080"
5.3 Tier_1_CE configured with outgoing HTTP proxy pointing to Origin Server:
"http proxy outgoing host A.B.C.D 80 primary"
5.4 ISSUE
5.4.1 Client request for NONE-PREPOSITIONED content reaches appropriate Tier_2_CE
5.4.2 Tier_2_CE does not make Upstream request for content on Cache_MISS
6. QUESTIONS
6.1 Can you point me to reference documentation around proxy configuration (environments not using (a) WCCP (b) explicit proxy configuration)
6.2 Provide some configuration guidance/samples around this scenario
regards,
04-04-2005 08:21 AM
You could refer to the following webpage for information on how to configure proxy in a ACNS environment.
This webpage gives detailed information on ACNS and all the necessary configurations.
04-05-2005 11:37 AM
Thanks Mary,
It appears as if the configurations that are outlined on that page either
(1) assume that the subscriber / client has
EXPLICITLY configured a proxy server in their browser that points to their Tier-2/edge CE farm or
(2) the access infrastructure into the CDN (essentially edge routers) are configured with WCCP
Let me know if this is not the case, as I may be mis-reading & mis-configuring.
In my setup, the Tier-2/edge CE's are configured to
(3) listen for inbound requests on (80, 8080) and
(4) point to an upstream proxy A.B.C.D:8080
ISSUE
(5) In normal operating conditions (i.e. content IS pre-positioned), client requests are fully serviced from CDNFS on the Tier-2/edge CE's
(6) When content is not available on CDNFS (none-prepositioned), a cache miss occurs on the Tier-2/edge CE's.
(7) What is the best way to configure my Tier-2/edge CE's so that they ALWAYS query upstream proxy for content in the event of a CACHE-MISS on local CDNFS?
(8) How do I enable this ((7) above) without having to use rules on the Tier-2/edge CE's?
Thanks again,
regards,
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