BranchCache (Enterprise and Ultimate)

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BranchCache (Enterprise and Ultimate) is a Windows feature that optimizes bandwidth usage by caching content from remote servers locally on branch office networks for faster access.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Windows feature
network optimization technology
benefit faster access to frequently used files
improved user experience in branch offices
offloading traffic from central servers
reduced WAN bandwidth consumption
cacheLocation client computers in branch offices
designated hosted cache servers in branch offices
category WAN bandwidth optimization feature
enterprise networking feature
componentOf Windows Filtering Platform
surface form: Windows networking stack
configuredBy Group Policy
PowerShell
Server Manager
deploymentScenario branch office with limited WAN bandwidth
centralized content servers in a main office or data center
developedBy Microsoft
introducedIn Windows 7
Windows Server 2008
surface form: Windows Server 2008 R2
operatingSystem Windows 7
surface form: Windows 7 Enterprise

Windows 7
surface form: Windows 7 Ultimate

Windows Server 2008
surface form: Windows Server 2008 R2

later Windows client editions that include BranchCache
optimizesTrafficFor BITS
HTTP
HTTPS
SMB
purpose improve access speed to content hosted on remote servers
optimize bandwidth usage over WAN links
reduce repeated downloads of the same content across a WAN
relatedTo Wide Area Network optimization
file and web content caching
requires BranchCache-capable client OS
BranchCache-enabled content server
requiresEdition Windows Enterprise E3
surface form: Windows Enterprise edition

Windows 8.1
surface form: Windows Ultimate edition
securityFeature access control enforced by original content server
content is encrypted in cache
supports content servers running Windows Server 2008 R2 or later
supportsMode Distributed Cache mode
Hosted Cache mode
uses hash-based content identification
hosted cache servers
local caching of content in branch offices
peer-to-peer content retrieval between clients

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Windows 7 supports BranchCache (Enterprise and Ultimate)