two boxes at home, carped and pfsynced. Primary runs your squid,
backup either runs a backup squid yourself, or does an rdr for the
connections to it to the isp's proxy.
-Bob
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-02-23 09:40]:
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> Dear misc readers.
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> i have soekris box to do basic nat/rdr on my home networking, one
> comp is a squid proxy
> server and a client machines http requests are redirected to that
> machine trough soekris box.
> now i would like to have some kind of basic fail-over mechanism to
> it, so if that squid proxy
> machine is not available it would redirect the requests to another
> proxy server in this case the
> one that ISP offers but only for that time until the main squid
> machine is available again. What
> kind of basic solutions would you recommend?
>
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