Configuration of server-side caching

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You can modify settings in the [server] stanza of the WebSEAL configuration file to specify limits to the size of the requests that WebSEAL reads and caches.

Usage notes for server-side request caching:

Server-side caching helps protect WebSEAL from denial of service attack types that could cause WebSEAL to cache more data than it can handle.
Server-side request caching does not function correctly if the user session time out value expires during the login process. In this situation, the cache entry is lost.
Server-side request caching can cause limitations with the browser's ability to manipulate the resource. The browser is unaware that WebSEAL has rebuilt the HTTP redirect. Therefore the browser's reload/refresh function and caching ability can be hindered.

The following sections describe the settings that you can modify: