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        Title : Cache Array Routing Protocol v1.1
        Author(s) : K. Ross, V. Valloppillil
        Filename : draft-vinod-carp-v1-02.txt
        Pages : 9
        Date : 20-Oct-97
        
The Cache Array Routing Protocol describes a distributed caching
protocol based on

 1) a known membership list of loosely coupled proxies and
 2) a hash function for dividing URL space among those proxies

The Proxy Array Membership Table is defined as a plain ASCII text file
retrieved from an Array Configuration URL. This document does NOT
describe how this table is constructed, merely the format of the fields
used by agents implementing.

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