[c-nsp] Cisco caching solution

[Kenny Sallee]

A poor man's way of doing it could be to do policy
routing somewhere.  So create an ACL that denies the
proxy/cache from the policy and then permits anything
to tcp/80 or whatever ports you need.  Then send the
traffic to the IP of the squid box.  Would be
transparent to users but will put more load on the
router.  I did something like this before and it
worked great.
Kenny

--- Kanagaraj Krishna <kanagaraj at aims.com.my> wrote:

> Hi,
>    How do we implement a caching solution (squid) on
> a running network. This 
> network consist of 7200series routers and 2950
> switches. Usually the way to 
> use caching is by enabling it on the browser. But we
> have a lot of customers 
> and having them change their settings manually would
> be troublesome. My 
> questions are:
> 
> - Is there any way of pointing traffic to a caching
> server from the switch or 
> router for easier implementation?
> - Any comments or suggestions/best practice for this
> kind of implementation.
> 
> Thanks.
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