Cache Rules

| By configuring a cache drive, you enable the ISA Server caching feature. Allocate as large a cache as possible, because objects are dropped from the cache if it becomes full. After you configure the cache size and location on each ISA Server computer, you can define cache rules. Cache rules determine what content type is stored in the cache, and how objects are retrieved and served from the cache.

How To...

You can perform the following tasks:

| Enable caching and define cache size: On the Tasks tab, click Define Cache Drives (enable caching).
| Configure how Web objects are cached: On the Tasks tab, click Create a Cache Rule.
| Modify a cache rule: In the details pane, select a job, and then on the Tasks tab, click Edit Selected Rule.
| Specify cache preferences: On the Tasks tab, click Configure Cache Settings.

Related Topics

For more information, see these topics in ISA Server Help:

| Caching: Concepts
| Cache configuration
| Cache rules
| Configure Cache Rules
| How caching works
| ISA Server Online