IF I have a heavy traffice site (1-4 million hits a day), and the pages are all ASP pages, I know that the server will possibly bog down at times. To reduce this I can set these settings:
<%
Response.CacheControl = "Public"
Response.Expires = 120
%>
From what I've read this will cache the pages on the proxy servers for 2 hours. And then it will refresh the page after the two hours.
Here's my question: Now when someone hits your website your log files are appended to, so therefor when you run reports w/ WebTrends software, it will tell you your hit count. By caching the pages this way, will I still get hits? Will my log files still grow to show accurate results?
<%
Response.CacheControl = "Public"
Response.Expires = 120
%>
From what I've read this will cache the pages on the proxy servers for 2 hours. And then it will refresh the page after the two hours.
Here's my question: Now when someone hits your website your log files are appended to, so therefor when you run reports w/ WebTrends software, it will tell you your hit count. By caching the pages this way, will I still get hits? Will my log files still grow to show accurate results?
