> 
> Hello,
>          Here's an alternative thought :
> 
> I want my squid proxy server to feed
> internet to 2 subnets :
> 
> 192.168.0.0/255
> 192.168.1.0/255
> 
> If I were to put 3 NICs :
> 
> 1 for WAN and two for LAN with the 2 subnet .
> 
> Can squid be made to feed simultaneously 2 LAN NICs
> on two subnets ?
 That's not up to SQUID, but to hosts on the two subnets,
having or setting appropriate routing info (tables), for
'finding' the SQUID box , in each case.
And the SQUID host, on it's own having correct routing info
for each subnets.
> 
> OR
> 
> If we could assign two IPs to the one LAN NIC.
> Will that work ?
> 
  Not , in IP's simplest model, where each interface is supposed
to be on one separate subnet.
But basically this is not squid but a layer 3 issue.
Update your IP knowledge accordingly.
M.
Received on Wed Dec 22 2004 - 06:46:15 MST
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