Antony Stone wrote:
>On Saturday 06 December 2003 5:55 pm, Mike Stupak wrote:
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>>this is probably not even a squid issue... probably a LAN setup issue.
>>but i'd be grateful for any help from the gurus out there.
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>What are the routing tables on the two machines?
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>What address ranges have you enabled for access in squid.conf?
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>Can you ping A from B and get a response?
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>Can you ping B from A and get a response?
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>Antony.
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routing tables i dont know much about so speak slowly and clearly...
both machines seem to have 2 entries, the loopback and "default" (the
router is the gateway for the default, genmask is all 0, and flags are
UG). im guessing thats the problem? do i need explicit routing entries
that just avoid the gateway and route directly between the machines?
i'll play/fumble with that some and see if it helps.
squid.conf has the following:
acl local src 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0
http_access allow local
both the machines, and the router/switch are in that range. those two
lines and the redirect_program line (for squidguard) are the only lines
i changed in the config file.
pings work fine in both directions.
Received on Sat Dec 06 2003 - 13:04:40 MST
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