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12-19-2008, 10:00 AM	#1
marche LQ Newbie Registered: Dec 2008 Posts: 2 Rep:	Round Robin with Squid hi guys, currently i am using squid as a proxy server with load balancing between 2 ISP using iproute2. I using the ip rule to set different users group on different ISP. However I am wondering if its possible to direct users to the 2 ISP in a dynamic manner like a round robin. And if one ISP failed, the user will be automatically directed to the other ISP transparently. I am pretty new to linux and think its a good idea to be implemented appreciate any advise on above : )

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