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codebreaker · 10-06-2006, 20:22

As far as my limited knowledge is concerned , i think that NTL uses a transparent proxy cache [ Inktomi and Apache ]. After your browser sends a request to fetch a website the DNS server of NTL tries to look into it's own proxy cache and then if unsuccessful to get the page , tries to look into the actual cloud [ internet or requested remote server ] .

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codebreaker Inactive Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: india Posts: 12	Transparent Proxiy Cache And Ntl As far as my limited knowledge is concerned , i think that NTL uses a transparent proxy cache [ Inktomi and Apache ]. After your browser sends a request to fetch a website the DNS server of NTL tries to look into it's own proxy cache and then if unsuccessful to get the page , tries to look into the actual cloud [ internet or requested remote server ] .