Re: Proxy
- From: "Jesper Hanno Hansen \(MVP\)" <jesper@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 24 May 2005 00:15:36 +0200
Hi Jas,
>From the client you could try holding CTRL and press F5, this will force the
browser to reload the site.
You could create a Cache rule that exclude the site (or a part of the site)
from being cached.
Or just delete the cache file on the ISA Server. please see
http://www.isatools.org/ and find the clrcache.cmd file.
Or use the No-Proxy tag on the web files you dont want to cache.
Kind Regards
Jesper Hanno
"Jas Singh" <jasdeeps@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I am running a ISA server as proxy server. Every time I update my internal
>web site. The changes are not shown on the web site if I try to access the
>web site through the proxy server. Seems like proxy server have cached the
>old copy of the web site and sending it to the browser. If I go to the web
>server server directly becuase its on my internal lan it can see the
>changes on the web site. please help me with this..
>
> i would like to know that how my proxy server can refresh the pages
> faster.
>
.
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