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Using BranchCache data that would usually be accessed via a Wide Area Network, or WAN, can be stored locally, network traffic is reduced and applications are able to run faster.
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Using BranchCache data that would usually be accessed via a Wide Area Network, or WAN, can be stored locally, network traffic is reduced and applications are able to run faster.
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BranchCache offers two modes:
Distributed Cache mode Hosted Cache mode |
BranchCache offers two modes:
Distributed Cache mode Hosted Cache mode |
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Distributed Cache mode distributes cached data among client computers using peer-to-peer architecture. In this mode, client computers can access copies of cached files from other client computers. Distributed Cache mode should be used in offices where there is no local server.
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Distributed Cache mode distributes cached data among client computers using peer-to-peer architecture. In this mode, client computers can access copies of cached files from other client computers. Distributed Cache mode should be used in offices where there is no local server.
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Hosted Cache mode stores all cached data on a server that is located in the branch office. The server that is used to store cached data is referred to as the Hosted Cache, and requires Windows Server 2008 R2. Client computers can then access cached files directly from the server.
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Hosted Cache mode stores all cached data on a server that is located in the branch office. The server that is used to store cached data is referred to as the Hosted Cache, and requires Windows Server 2008 R2. Client computers can then access cached files directly from the server.
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Abbrev : SMB
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Server Message Block
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BranchCache is compatible with many network security technologies, such as end-to-end IPSec and Secure Sockets Layer, known as SSL. This enables you to cache and exchange encrypted data.
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BranchCache is compatible with many network security technologies, such as end-to-end IPSec and Secure Sockets Layer, known as SSL. This enables you to cache and exchange encrypted data.
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BranchCache is not installed by default in Windows Server 2008 R2
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BranchCache is not installed by default in Windows Server 2008 R2
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Branchcache can be installed on two main types of servers:
a web server or application server that uses the Background Intelligent Transfer Service a file server |
Branchcache can be installed on two main types of servers:
a web server or application server that uses the Background Intelligent Transfer Service a file server |
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Background Intelligent Transfer Service
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Server Manager is used to install the BranchCache feature on a web server
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Server Manager is used to install the BranchCache feature on a web server
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Group Policy is used to install BranchCache on a File Server
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Group Policy is used to install BranchCache on a File Server
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BranchCache can be configured on CLIENT COMPUTERS using Group Policy or the netsh command
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BranchCache can be configured on CLIENT COMPUTERS using Group Policy or the netsh command
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Netsh Command to configure BranchCache in Distributed Cache mode :
netsh branchcache set service mode=DISTRIBUTED |
Netsh Command to configure BranchCache in Distributed Cache mode :
netsh branchcache set service mode=DISTRIBUTED |
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Syntax of configuring BranchCache:
netsh branchcache set service mode=HOSTEDCLIENT LOCATION=Hosted Cache name |
Syntax of configuring BranchCache:
netsh branchcache set service mode=HOSTEDCLIENT LOCATION=Hosted Cache name |
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Syntax for configuring BranchCache on a Client Computer:
netsh branchcache set service mode=HOSTEDCLIENT LOCATION=Hosted Cache name |
Syntax for configuring BranchCache on a Client Computer:
netsh branchcache set service mode=HOSTEDCLIENT LOCATION=Hosted Cache name |
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Hosted Cache servers must run Windows Server 2008 R2. They also require a certificate that provides authentication and is trusted by all clients.
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Hosted Cache servers must run Windows Server 2008 R2. They also require a certificate that provides authentication and is trusted by all clients.
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here are five main steps involved in configuring a Hosted Cache server:
1. installing BranchCache 2. enabling BranchCache and enabling Hosted Cache server mode 3. obtaining a certificate and applying it to BranchCache 4. configuring the cache size, and 5. enabling clients to use the server |
here are five main steps involved in configuring a Hosted Cache server:
1. installing BranchCache 2. enabling BranchCache and enabling Hosted Cache server mode 3. obtaining a certificate and applying it to BranchCache 4. configuring the cache size, and 5. enabling clients to use the server |
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Command to link certificate on client to hosted Branchcache server :
NETSH HTTP ADD SSLCERT IPPORT=0.0.0.0:443 CERTHASH=thumbprint APPID={d673f5ee-a714-454d-8de2-492e4c1bd8f8} |
Command to link certificate on client to hosted Branchcache server :
NETSH HTTP ADD SSLCERT IPPORT=0.0.0.0:443 CERTHASH=thumbprint APPID={d673f5ee-a714-454d-8de2-492e4c1bd8f8} |
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When you configure a Hosted Cache server, only 5% of the partition is allocated to the cache.
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When you configure a Hosted Cache server, only 5% of the partition is allocated to the cache.
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Syntax to configure cache size on hosted cache server:
netsh branchcache set cachesize size=size percent=TRUE |
Syntax to configure cache size on hosted cache server:
netsh branchcache set cachesize size=size percent=TRUE |
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The registry on the client need to be modified to configure ports for Branchcache access .
Hosted Cache server and client for TCP ports 80 and 443. |
The registry on the client need to be modified to configure ports for Branchcache access .
Hosted Cache server and client for TCP ports 80 and 443. |