On Tue, 15 Feb 2011 11:36:42 +0800, jiluspo wrote:
> would still be policy based routing(if thats what its called) wins if
> this squidbox uses single ethernet vs single-ethernet(i guess its
> single only) wccp tproxy?
Number of NIC on the squid box does not matter. WCCP will not stop
being a tunnel.
>
> in squidbox we could use a private ip subnet since its tproxy then it
> would have no problem if clients are using public ips?
IPs on the squidbox are not relevant. They are not used in TPROXY.
>
> then a router would need a 3 ethernet port?
It is far easier to manage with 3 NIC, but two is also possible.
TPROXY works nicely when squid is running:
* directly on a gateway bridge
* directly on a gateway router
* on a dedicated NIC hanging off a gateway router
With a little MAC address difficulty and doubling the bandwidth hit on
one of the router NIC you can also run it on either side of a 2-NIC
router (but must be directly connected to a switch the router has on
that NIC).
Amos
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