RE: [squid-users] Need help regarding Addtional network card for my Squid Server

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sagun, Paul L. [mailto:PLSagun@vocativ.com]
> Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2005 12:39 AM
> To: squid-users@squid-cache.org
> Subject: [squid-users] Need help regarding Addtional network card for my
> Squid Server
>
> Currently I have Squid version 2.5 Stable 3 sitting in Linux 7.2
> (2.4.7-10smp),
>
> I have 2 network cards, 1 is for internet connection and the other is
> for client connection.
>
> Then I have added another interface (3rd network card) for client
> connection, when I used squid -k reconfigure to reconfigure my running
> squid and detect the 3rd network card, but my desktop cannot surf thru
> Internet using the 3rd interface.
>
> I try to restart my Linux box and able to detect the 3rd network card
> without error but in my squid still cannot access Internet using this
> interface, please advise me what I need to do.

Squid is not in the business of detecting network cards. It binds to an
network interface, and it listens on an IP address+port (or more). If you
run ipconfig, does the third network interface' address show up?

If you run netstat -a -n -p, can your see squid listening on its proxy port
(default: 3128, but many people use 8080 instead, or even something else) on
the correct IP address(es)?

You mention that you use the third interface for client connection, and in
the third paragraph you talk about outbound connection. This is confusing.
An ASCII drawing about the network topology with the used IP addresses would
help clarify your intentions.

Can you ping from the client to both network interfaces on the squid server?

Are the "acl"'s correct so that they "allow"?

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Vik