How do you enable the built-in Web Proxy server and set a cache size of 128 MB?

How do you enable the built-in Web Proxy server and set a cache size of 128 MB?

• A. /ip web-proxy set enabled=yes max-cache-size=128M
• B. /ip web-proxy set enabled=no max-cache-size=128M
• C. /ip web-proxy set enabled=yes max-cache-size=128MB
• D. /ip web-proxy enable; /ip web-proxy set cache-size=128M

Answer: (D)

Enabling the Web Proxy and choosing how much content to cache is done in two steps: turn the proxy on, then configure its cache limit. In RouterOS, you start the service with the enable action, and then you adjust settings with a set command using the cache-size parameter. The correct sequence is to run the enable action to start the proxy, then set cache-size to 128M to allocate 128 megabytes for cached content. The value uses a capital M suffix (128M) rather than writing MB, and the parameter is named cache-size in this context. This approach avoids mismatched parameter names like max-cache-size and ensures the service is running before applying the cache configuration.

Enabling the Web Proxy and choosing how much content to cache is done in two steps: turn the proxy on, then configure its cache limit. In RouterOS, you start the service with the enable action, and then you adjust settings with a set command using the cache-size parameter. The correct sequence is to run the enable action to start the proxy, then set cache-size to 128M to allocate 128 megabytes for cached content. The value uses a capital M suffix (128M) rather than writing MB, and the parameter is named cache-size in this context.

This approach avoids mismatched parameter names like max-cache-size and ensures the service is running before applying the cache configuration.