> > Albert-Lunde@nwu.edu > Non-caching proxies may be used to access thru firewalls, or as we > are doing at our institution, for inward access to domain-limited > services. In our case, we are using a netscape proxy server > with caching off, but I think the firewall tool kit has > a simpler non-caching proxy, and there is definely an > application "niche" for this sort of thing. > This is true. I would definitely agree that the non-caching proxy is common, and has different uses, as well as different rules than a caching proxy. So, I think it would be worthwhile to list them differently. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Josh Cohen Netscape Communications Corp. Netscape Fire Department "My opinions, not Netscape's" Server Engineering josh@netscape.com http://home.netscape.com/people/josh/ -----------------------------------------------------------------------------Received on Monday, 2 June 1997 16:10:44 EDT
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