On Tue, 6 Jul 1999, Rob Harris wrote:
> Has anyone figured out how to make squid use more than one ethernet card
> to retrieve objects into it's cache?
This isn't a squid issue. It's a matter of convincing your system to use
both ethernet cards. Squid doesn't have anything to do with how packets
get routed.
> I have a unix box (linux rh6) running squid (latest) with a multiport
> ethernet card (10mb) behind a switch and a router tied to a T3. I would
> like squid to round robin/load balance the traffic amongst the 4 ports on
> the multiethernet card if possible as I have an obscene amount of traffic
> that I pass through this box.
>
> Any thoughts would be most helpful.
A 100mbit fast ethernet card running full duplex into a switch is a much
better/simpler/cheaper/faster (pick all four) solution. Surely if the
router has a T3, it has a better than >10mbit connection to your network.
This is kind of scarey coming from skycache.
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Received on Tue Jul 06 1999 - 21:08:44 MDT
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