Re: Help with a problem..

Hmm.. no, not without changing the source I think. Squid does not
indicate in the logs or internal request statistics on which port the
request was received. All the listening ports are handled more or less
as one..

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Henrik Nordstrom
Squid hacker
Derrick MacPherson wrote:
> 
> I have been asked to find a way to monitor stats by protocol, and I
> remembered looking at squid a long time ago and thinking it did a decent
> job by running all outgoing traffic through it. What if I had multiple
> input streams? (sperate VLANs, all with different class c's, one using
> NAT.) I know I can tell squid to listen on multiple ports, is there a
> way to report then for seprate ports? Would it be better to run a
> seperate instance of squid for each VLAN?
> 
> Is this a wise thing to do? Is there any better suited tools for the
> job?
> 
> Sorry for all the questions guys, I do appreciate the help.
> 
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> Derrick MacPherson
> Mercury Filmworks