On Wed, 13 Jan 1999, Ole Moller wrote:
> for a TCP_HIT is raising to more than 3 sec at peek-hour). I want to setup
> a second parent-proxy. My idea was to configure the childs with two
> parents, my hope is that this will give me a better service in case one of
> the parent proxys should die. The question is would the childs find out to
> load balance between the two parent proxies? Or should I use the
> round-robin-option on the parents in squid.conf on the childs? If so what
> happens then when/if one parent dies? Would it be an advantage to configure
> the parents as each others siblings?
How about
- upgrading to a supported version of Squid
- configuring childs to be siblings
- not configuring parents to be siblings
- enabling cache digests on all children and two parents
- enabling miss_access on siblings (for now)
- disabling ICP among siblings
I leave comments on failover safety to gurus :)
Alex.
Received on Wed Jan 13 1999 - 10:05:00 MST
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