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The Server app has a list of services on the left of the window. Select the Caching service in the list, then enable caching via the large On/Off switch at the top-right of the window. That's it. Optionally, you can choose which volume to store cached data on, and/or limit the cache size.
You don't have to configure anything on your client Macs, iPhones, iPads or iPod touch devices. They will all (with recent OS versions, like Mavericks or iOS 7) automatically find and use the Caching service when it's available.
Not very full at the moment, but we need plenty of scope for upgrading. I suspect this will be full one day.
Screenshot of the Amazon Initiative Interactive Map Server, for use on the CIAT blog (http://ciatlibrary.blogspot.com/2010/01/interactive-amazon-map-could-help.html).
Black machine:
File/Authentication Server
CentOS
2.0GHz Athlon XP
2GB PC2700
2x 1.0TB Western Digital HDDs (RAID Mirroring)
1x 80gb Maxtor HDD (Boot Disk)
Top rackmount:
Web/Database Server
Ubuntu Server x64 9.10
2x 2.0GHz Opteron 2212
8GB PC2-3200 ECC
1x 500gb Seagate HDD
Bottom rackmount:
Thin Client Server
Ubuntu Desktop x32 8.10
2x 2.8GHz.Opteron 254
16GB PC3200 ECC
1x 250GB Seagate HDD
MORE POWER!!!
I quite like the design of this building with glass walls onto the server rooms - when it's dark the glow of all the lights is very nice...
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