> Edward C. Jakosalem wrote: >>> Squid is probably the wrong tool for the job and won't work how you've >>> got it set up now so why not look around at other tools that are >>> designed for the job? >> >> I already did and told him that. I actually have a program called >> _packit_ >> up and running. I also found some other useful ones as well. But >> management said Squid can do it and if I can't make it to work, they >> will >> seek help from someone who knows how to. Hey, what's a lowly employee >> like >> me to do? :-( > > Don't you just hate management like that? If your manager knows that > Squid will do it, I'd suggest you get him to configure it and then > explain to you what he did to get it to work! As I see it you have > several options: > > 1. Put squid in-line, as an intercepting proxy (con: when it goes down > you lose everything). > > 2. Use WCCP if you have a WCCP capable router.
This one might be possible. > > 3. Use a mirrored port and software like packit. Possible as well. > > 4. Get the specialist in to prove you right. This could be my last resort. But I won't go here unless I'm 150% sure that I am correct and after I have taken all the suggestions I rcvd. Thanks Neil and to everyone. Will let you all know how it goes. Cheers, Edward > > > ATB, > > > Neil. > > -- > Neil Hillard [EMAIL PROTECTED] > AgustaWestland http://www.whl.co.uk/ > > Disclaimer: This message does not necessarily reflect the > views of Westland Helicopters Ltd. >
