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Web Caching and Replication
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Web Caching and Replication

by Michael Rabinovich, Oliver Spatscheck
December 2001
Intermediate to advanced
400 pages
12h 2m
English
Addison-Wesley Professional
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8.3. Transparent Proxy Deployment

Transparent deployment of a proxy relies on some network element (a switch or a router) to intercept all traffic from Web clients to Web servers and divert it to a proxy server instead of its actual destination. For this reason, proxies deployed in this manner are called interception proxies.[2] The network elements that intercept and divert packets to interception proxies are called intercepting elements or simply intercepters.

[2] Interception proxies are also referred to as transparent proxies. However, the HTTP 1.1 description uses the term transparency to mean semantic transparency (that is, referring to a proxy whose presence does not affect Web behavior semantically) rather than deployment transparency. ...

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