I wrote a document explaining how to use several gateways belonging to different ISPs with squid 2.7 using tcp_outgoing address , most of the work is with Linux routing table , sorry I don't know much about how to do this with Windows ,but you can take a look at the PDF file here : http://www.snono-systems.com/files/squid-multiwan.pdf On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 1:25 PM, <squid@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Good day, > My special thanks to Amos Jeffries and Hasanen AL-Bana. > I still need further assistant and clarification on the issues below: > > in the sample below which IP address i am going to use for > tcp_0utgoing_address(es), is it their DNS or the client IP (because i only > use to see DNS IP address in cache log)? > > I am using squid on windows 7 (Ultimate) platform and have little or no > knowledge about Windows routing (table), can you help with references? > > Can you give configuration example(s) on how i can further implement > tcp_outgoing_tos in conjunction with tcp_outgoing_address to direct squid > to splitt my download/upload and other internet traffic between my link A > and link B network interfaces with little or no failure when one is slow > or down. > > > >> On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 1:00 PM, <squid@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> Example: Splitting uploads and downloads between two ISP links >>> >>> acl download method GET HEAD >>> acl upload method POST PUT >>> >>> # IP used by link for downloads >>> tcp_outgoing_address 192.0.2.1 download >>> >>> # IP used by link for uploads >>> tcp_outgoing_address 192.0.2.2 upload >>> >>> >>> I am using squid 2.7 STABLE8 on Windows 7 Platform. >>> I have two internet access links: link A with limited bandwidth (Data >>> Cap) >>> and link B with unlimited bandwidth (Data Cap). i will like to implement >>> the above configuration example "Splitting uploads and downloads between >>> two ISP links" so that my download and upload requests will go through >>> link B while other http requests and related requests go through link A, >>> is it possible? >> >> This will split only HTTP traffic , Bitorrent ,IM and other protocols >> will not get effected. >> I am still looking for real way to split TCP upload/download traffic >> between two ISPs , I know some ppl already implemented this on >> Mikrotik routers with downlink coming from VSAT & uplink going through >> ADSL , and it is working just fine , I see they have half the latency >> for duplex VSAT traffic since their upload go through fiber link. >> >> >>> >>> I notice that link A uses static IP while link B uses dynamic IP but the >>> two links have (different) static DNS. Hence, in the sample above which > address i am >>> going to use for tcp_0utgoing_address(es), is it their DNS or the client >>> IP? >>> If it is client IP, how can i implement the dynamic IP for link B since >>> it >>> is ever changing? >>> >>> Suppose link B is down or slow what happen to my download and upload >>> requests and if link A is down or slow what happen to my http and http >>> related requests? >>> Regards, >>> Yomi. >>> >> > >
