On Thursday, June 02, 2011 01:03:06 AM Amos Jeffries wrote: > On 02/06/11 19:41, errno wrote: > > Just to confirm: > > > > If I have multiple ip aliases assigned to the same physical nic, will > > there still be port conflicts on an ip (aliased) based multi-instanced > > squid server? > > There is rarely a need for the combo of IP aliasing + Squid. > Sure, but assuming in this case it is indeed necessary for us to have, say, a few separate squid instances running on separate IPs - we're using IP aliasing because we only have a single NIC on the box: > The example script there uses TPROXY > ... and we don't need any load balancing... so, iptables/TPROXY does not apply. There won't be any issues having multiple instances via aliased IPs, all on port 3128, as per the following example, correct? > For example: > > eth0 -> 192.196.0.2 > eth0:1 -> 192.196.0.3 > eth0:2 -> 192.196.0.4 > > > squid_192.196.0.2.conf > # ... > http_port 192.196.0.2:3128 > # ... > > > squid_192.196.0.3.conf > # ... > http_port 192.196.0.3:3128 > # ... > > > squid_192.196.0.4.conf > # ... > http_port 192.196.0.4:3128 > # ... > Thanks again, very much appreciated.
