When SGOS processes a client HTTP request, how is a client worker started?

In the context of SGOS (Symantec Gateway Optimization System), a client worker is initiated by the SGOS cache administrator process. This process is responsible for managing and optimizing how client requests are processed by the proxy. When a client sends an HTTP request, the SGOS cache administrator determines the need for a client worker based on the parameters of the request and the state of the system.

The client worker then processes the incoming request, allowing for efficient management of resources and response times. This allocation of resources handled by the cache administrator ensures that the proxy operates effectively under varying loads and conditions, making it a critical component of the request handling process.

The other options do not align with how SGOS operates. For instance, the HTTP request handler facilitates the process after the client worker is created, rather than starting the worker itself. Saying that a client worker starts automatically on the server without any management process would overlook the controlled environment that SGOS aims to provide. Finally, the notion that a client worker starts only through user intervention does not accurately reflect the automated nature of SGOS's request handling system.