To simplify the setup, you should use multicast parents, you can achive that by configure the cache_peers with this line. cache_peer 230.0.0.4 multicast 3128 3130 remember to create a route for multicast, since in linux it's not created by default. Also, you've probably better with separate disks instead a large RAID0, since you can increase performance, and avoid the cost of the stripping, Hope this helps. Regards, Pablo On 8/3/07, Shekhar Gupta <shekharsahab14@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > All, > > I have a following senario in my office , where i have decided to > install 4 squid servers with the follwing hardware config > > Model HP DL380 G5 , with 2 GB RAM , 256 Raid Card and 300 GB with Raid 0 . > > Now i have 4 servers of the similar config , and i want to have the > all the server query to each other for cache before they go out and > bring the content . all of the 4 servers are in the same DMZ segment > . Also at the same time if you look at the partition i have made a > partition with /squid of 110 GB and would like to host multiple > cache_dir so that i can utilize the space of the server . So if anyone > of you who can tell me with some config example to resolve these 2 > issues will be of gr8 help . > > supposing the IP's of the 4 servers as > > 192.168.3.30 > 192.168.3.31 > 192.168.3.32 > 192.168.3.34 > > Regards, > Shekhar >
