try with tcpdump if you are using BSD or with
snoop if you are using Solaris to see what is
entering your interface. if the expected packages
ate not entering your interface you could try
this excercise without access-lists first.
Regards,
Lucio
On 0, Mark Tinka <aknit44@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
: --- Henrik Nordstrom <hno@squid-cache.org> wrote:
:
:> I am not at all familiar with IOS configuration, but
:> from what I remember
:> you have to enable WCCP on the interface the traffic
:> is leaving the router
:> if interception is not enabled..
:
:i've done a new test.. i configured 'ip wccp web-cache
:redirect out' on Router B's fa0/1 interface (outgoing
:to my border router)...
:
:i have an ACL that denies the cache (and my internal
:web servers).. the rest of the ACL explicitly permits
:my networks to/from outside/inside my network...
:
:looking at 'sh ip wccp', packets are getting
:redirected.. looking at the ACL, my permitted networks
:are matching redirections as per wccp, but looking at
:/var/log/squid/access.log on my cache box, nothing
:appears... yet my ACL and wccp show matches for
:redirection..
:
:any hints... thanks..
:
:Mark.
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