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McAfee Web Protection using a pac file

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irbk (MIS)

7 Jul 11 14:37

Long story short, I need to use a PAC file to configure our proxy connection to McAfee web protection. As I understand it the PAC file is read every time a URL request is made, so you want your PAC file to be as efficient as possible. I'm not a JavaScript programmer so most of what I've come up with in the PAC file is from looking at other examples. Hopefully a simple question, which is more efficient dnsdomainis or shExpMatch when it comes to multiple look-ups? I've got about 25 domain names that currently are in shExpMatch commands and I'm wondering if it would be more efficient for them to be dnsdomainis commands but I'm not sure.

Thanks in advance

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