On Tuesday 23 May 2017 at 21:05:38, erdosain9 wrote:
> thanks and sorry, i have just two.
> In one of them (the more "important") i have SSO, and in the other i have
> access per ip.
> So, i need to have the two squid servers equally or not?
You configure the one the clients point to for SSO (I'm assuming that is your
"working / production" server), and you simply configure the other to accept
peer requests from the first - it will never get client requests directly.
> In the other hand I do not mind the use of bandwidth but serve as fast as
> possible.
> how i would config this??
1. Don't use Squid - just let your clients access the Internet directly.
2. If you do use Squid, use as simple a configuration as possible, and make
sure that Squid runs as efficiently as possible on the hardware you have (ie:
don't use VMs; don't run multiple instances on one machine; don't run other
CPU or disk -intensive processes on the same machine).
3. For only 110 clients, unless your hardware is remarkably old and low-
performance, just use a single proxy server.
Antony.
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