Hi Thomas
To set up WCCP there is a number of steps you need to perform
a) Get familiar with Squid operation as a normal proxy
b) Learn how to intercept TCP traffic on your operating system of choice.
For Linux-2.4 the interception method is netfilter/iptables, using the
REDIRECT target. Also requires Squid to be compiled with support for
netfilter (see configure --help)
c) Configure Squid properly for transparently intercepting traffic.
Step 'b' and 'c' is most easily tested by having a station on the same
network as the proxy server, using the proxy server as default gateway/router.
d) Get WCCP support for your operating system. On linux this is either the
ip_wccp module, or a modified GRE module.
e) Configure Squid and your router for WCCP.
Regards
Henrik Nordström
On Sunday 25 November 2001 10.27, Buchroth Thomas wrote:
> Hello SQUID users,
>
> I look for a long time time for a documentation in German language. Since I
> try a Cisco some weeks 2600 via WCCP with a Squid Proxy, Kernel 2.4 /
> ipchains, to connect, slowly I can deliver this "gestammle" this of the
> translators yearns :-(, it comes only garbage out.
>
> it possibly must however either to get the documentation in German or to
> use at least so simple words clearly come this a translation program with
> it.
>
> I will also send this text through an online-translator
-- MARA Systems AB Giving you basic free Squid support Priority support or Squid enhancements available on requestReceived on Sun Nov 25 2001 - 13:14:57 MST
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