The URL filtering cache limit exceeded. What issues can this cause?

The correct answer is C. Resource Advisor (RAD) process on the Security Gateway consumes close to 100 percent of the. When the URL filtering cache limit is exceeded, the Resource Advisor (RAD) process can consume nearly 100% of the CPU. This high CPU usage can lead to system instability and degrade the performance of the Security Gateway. It is crucial to monitor and manage cache limits to…

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AWhen URL filtering cache exceeds the limit, it will be disabled temporarily to overcome instability of
BRAD process will spawn multiple times to help populate the cache
CResource Advisor (RAD) process on the Security Gateway consumes close to 100 percent of the
DNothing, the Security Gateway dynamically raises the cache when needed

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When the URL filtering cache limit is exceeded, the Resource Advisor (RAD) process can consume nearly 100% of the CPU. This high CPU usage can lead to system instability and degrade the performance of the Security Gateway. It is crucial to monitor and manage cache limits to prevent such performance issues, ensuring that the URL filtering functionality operates smoothly without overloading system resources.

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