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IP addresses are in http_access as well as in
cache_peer_access peerIPAddress allow all

I tried http_access allow all also.

***********
Currently established connections: 0
   ICP Requests 5401
       UDP_HIT                  121   2%
       UDP_MISS                5280  98%
   HTTP Requests 31
       TCP_NEGATIVE_HIT          31 100%
********
If what you are saying is correct then what happened to UDP_HIT - HTTP requests (121 - 31) ? where did they go ?

Thanks,
~Kapil.


Kevin wrote:

On 5/31/05, Kapil <kapil@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm new to squid.
I have setup 2 squid boxes(mm15, mm16) as each other's peer.

1) Does this info show that peer look up is working ?
2) Sorry for the dump question, but how did you figure that out ?
3) Peer look up is happening over UDP, so from where does
"TCP_NEGATIVE_HIT" come from ?
4) Does it mean (UDP_HIT - TCP_NEGATIVE_HIT ) were the only good
responses to the peer ?

The  TCP_NEGATIVE_HIT 100% indicates that of the 2,980 requests
made to a peer, all 2,980 failed.

IIRC, the behavior you are seeing is the result of allowing each peer
to ICP query the other in an icp_access rule, but omitting to also
add a http_access rule to allow the peers to retrieve objects from
each other via TCP.

Kevin Kadow




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