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Update Client with Cache Server

Khanh Ho Tan

I Have 4->8 Server Cache Update (Server A, B, C, D...) with 800 client and these are different locate. So How can config for 300 Client -> Server Cache A, 200 Client -> Server Cache B.....

What do I do?

Who can help me, i'm installing for my customer.

Please

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    Hello Khanh Ho Tan,

    as you say Cache - are you talking about Central? If so, please see this FAQ.

    Christian

  • 0 in reply to QC

    Thanks for reply!

    I already read that but It can't help me. So you see this picture you will understand.

    All server can communication.

    Client group A can update server A that right. But Clients group B don't update to server B, They are update to server A, Group C and D too, They are update to cache server wrong way.

    I need to the clients B update to Server B and clients C update to server C

  • 0 in reply to Khanh Ho Tan

    Hello Khanh Ho Tan,

    I didn't mention that you should perhaps post this question to the Central forum as this is a Central-specific question (if you join the Central group you or a moderator can move this thread there).

    Anyway, as far as I understand the article you can't assign a certain cache to certain endpoints: Every time a Windows computer performs an update, all available caches along with Sophos are evaluated for a response time. The location that returns the fastest response time is then used as the update location. Obviously this works best with physically or logically segmented networks - the local server(s) should return a faster response than those in other segments.
    Is the grouping (and the desired assignment of the cache) by some attribute or is it more or less arbitrary on an otherwise flat network?

    Can't say how fastest response time is determined so I can't even guess why server A is apparently preferred by all endpoints.

    Christian

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