How to configure cache settings in SharePoint Server?
Configure cache settings for a web application in SharePoint Server – Describes how to configure the disk-based BLOB cache, the page output cache profiles, and the object cache for a web application. Configure object cache user accounts in SharePoint Server – Describes how to configure the object cache user accounts.
How does the page output cache work in SharePoint?
The page output cache uses cache profiles that specify how long items should be held in the cache. You can specify different cache profiles to be used for anonymous and authenticated users, which optimizes the use of the cache based on the authentication methods that are allowed on the site.
What are the different types of caches in SharePoint?
SharePoint Server provides four types of caches that help improve the speed at which web pages load in the browser: the BLOB cache, the page output cache, the object cache, and the anonymous search results cache.
Where are the layouts files stored in SharePoint?
The _layouts virtual directory is available as a subfolder of every SharePoint Web site, which makes it easy and convenient to refer to _layouts files such as images or ECMAScript files (JScript, JavaScript) by using relative paths. Support Details Pages stored in the _layouts folder are available globally on the server
This article describes how to configure the disk-based BLOB cache, the page output cache profiles, and the object cache for a web application in SharePoint Server.
Why is my web.config file has incorrect settings?
Cause: The settings of the requestFiltering element in the Web.config file are incorrect. Resolution: Change the requestFiltering settings in the Web.config file in Internet Information Services (IIS). Verify that the user account that is performing this procedure is a member of the Farm Administrators group.
How to configure the Blob cache in SharePoint?
Configure BLOB cache settings Verify that you have the following administrative credentials: You must be a member of the Administrators group on the local computer to configure the BLOB cache settings. Open Server Manager, click Tools, and then click Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
How do I know if my SharePoint Server is failing?
Identify the server on which this event occurs. On the SharePoint Central Administration website, in the Monitoring section, click Review problems and solutions, and then find the name of the server in the Failing Servers column. If there are multiple failing servers in a server farm, you must repeat the following steps on each failing server.