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mukeshrathod15 02-01-2007 10:11 AM

How many NIC requier for Squid
 
Dear sir

Please tell me that how many NIC required for configure
squid server

I have Install redhat ES 4 and I want to configure squid proxy but I don,t know how to configure NIC
for Intranet and Internet.

thanks
Mukesh Rathod:cry:

thank you very much for reply but I am new in linux so,

I have install two NIC
1,eth0 internal network ip:192.168.1.5
2,eth1 connect to internet ip:192.168.1.179

but I am confused that what is gw for eth0 ?

is it 192.168.1.197 or else any ?

I have already configure Squid.conf

Mara 02-01-2007 04:41 PM

Moved: This thread is more suitable in Linux-Networking and has been moved accordingly to help your thread/question get the exposure it deserves.

It depends. In some cases 0: when you don't have NICs, but ppp interfaces or similar things. In the normal case, however, you need two: internal and external.

Please be more specific about the problem you have. What fails: NIC configuration (module, IP) or the squid configuration (you can't tell it which interface to use as internal or external)?

mukeshrathod15 02-01-2007 11:59 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mukeshrathod15
Dear sir

Please tell me that how many NIC required for configure
squid server

I have Install redhat ES 4 and I want to configure squid proxy but I don,t know how to configure NIC
for Intranet and Internet.

thanks
Mukesh Rathod:cry:

thank you very much for reply but I am new in linux so,

I have install two NIC
1,eth0 internal network ip:192.168.1.5
2,eth1 connect to internet ip:192.168.1.179

but I am confused that what is gw for eth0 ?

is it 192.168.1.197 or else any ?

I have already configure Squid.conf


Mara 02-03-2007 04:07 PM

Your gateway is eth1 (for the servers), when clients should have 192.168.1.5. If you really have IPs in the same class, be very careful when defining netmasks, it may cause problems.


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