See the Squid FAQ.

You don't need to put the Squid box on a different subnet, just a static
IP address which is known and can be configured in your router access
lists..


Regards
Henrik


Terry wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I have a rather simple question, hopefully.  I want to
> do transparent proxy using a cisco router and squid.
> 
> My clients use the router as their default gateway.  I
> am going to redirect http traffic from the router to
> my squid box.  If the squid box sits on the same
> subnet and also uses the router as its default
> gateway, will I be creating a 'routing' loop?  Is
> there a way to prevent this...other than putting the
> squid box in a different subnet?
> 
> Thank you!
> 
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