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WCCP on Cisco Routers & Cacheflow Cache engine
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| haseeb_eng 2002-11-09, 4:48 am |
| 1st question :I have a Cacheflow with 3 interfaces . I want to utilize all 3 NICs . Is there a way i can point certain traffic to certain NIC by using access list on the router or i must use static routing ? I could'nt find out this information on Cacheflow site .
2nd Questions: In order to use service group the devices must be in multicast group ?
3rd Question : Whats the difference between ip wccp webcache & ip wccp service-group-number command on the cisco router ? | |
| darthfeces 2002-11-10, 9:49 pm |
| i have no idea what that is,
but if you have a content switching module
on a 6500 you can use server load balancing. | |
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| LANlord 2002-11-22, 11:19 am |
| The difference between ip wccp web-cache and ip wccp service-group-number is the tcp ports they redirect.
web-cache is the name for port 80. So ip wccp web-cache will only redirect traffic bound for port 80 to the cache engine.
With the ip wccp <service-number> <groupaddress> command you can get more granular with the ports you rediret to the cache engine. | |
| haseeb_eng 2002-12-04, 12:12 am |
| thanks for the info LAN lord  |
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