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jbonnie,

My understanding is:::

Private means page content is cached at each client - not on the server. Ideally you could use public - cached both on the server (so the cache could be shared) and on the client. If the server caches then clients can leverage this shared caching and performance is actually further improved. Depends on the resources available to your server. In a hosted environment it is usually limited so I dont like to make the server do anything more than it has to.

The default DNN setting is "server and no cache" for some reason which would mean the server does all the caching and the client does nothing.

I'm in favor of having the client share in the work load so I like the private or public settings. My experience is that both work much better than the "server and no cache" in my environment.

No cache would mean nobody caches anything which basically sucks.

Of course... your mileage may vary depending on your setup.

Also see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/247404