Hi squid-users,
I am wondering if it possible to run squid on a
machine having only one ethernet interface.
This means that both the requests coming from http
clients and request going to originserver acutally go
over one and the same ethernet interface.
In addition , can the IP address of the
> Hi squid-users,
>
> I am wondering if it possible to run squid on a
> machine having only one ethernet interface.
>
> This means that both the requests coming from http
> clients and request going to originserver acutally go
> over one and the same ethernet interface.
It can easily. Each type of
Hey Mark,
On Thu, 2007-10-11 at 08:38 -0700, Raemaekers Mark wrote:
> I am wondering if it possible to run squid on a
> machine having only one ethernet interface.
Yes, that's no problem in my experience.
> I am very reluctant to go for this setup since I
> expect a lot of performance issues.
>
On 11.10.07 08:38, Raemaekers Mark wrote:
> I am wondering if it possible to run squid on a machine having only one
> ethernet interface.
>
> This means that both the requests coming from http clients and request
> going to originserver acutally go over one and the same ethernet
> interface.
yes.
