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cisco wccp question

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Xpid

IS-IT--Management
Apr 17, 2002
4
PE
I have a Cacheflow 600 with 2 ethernet interfaces.I manage two public and separate networks.Let's say:

NetA: 200.10.10.0/24
NetB: 200.20.10.0/24

I want to implement wccp with Cacheflow two interfaces.Kind of a scheme like this:

Internet
v

o-------o
| Net_A |-----Router_A------ (Clients)
o-------o
|
|
Cacheflow
|
|
o-------o
| Net_B |-----Router_B ---- (Clients)
o-------o





1. Cacheflow Configuration:
--------------------------
Interface 0: 200.10.10.1
Interface 1: 200.20.10.1
Gateway: What gateway should I put here?

Wccp Settings
**************
wccp enable
wccp version 2
service-group web-cache
home-router <router_A>
interface 0
home-router <router_B>
interface 1
End

2. Cisco Router Configuration (On each one)
-----------------------------
ip wccp web-cache
int se0/0
ip wccp web-cache redirect out

Is this configuration correct?
Or should I need a different configuration?

Help me please!
 
this is more complex stuff.
you cannot add two interfaces to the same service-group on CacheFlow, but you can create additional service-group though.

configure svc-group &quot;web-cache&quot; on one interface and some other, for example &quot;75&quot; on the other one.
don't forget to put complete definition of svc-group in there - ports (80) and protocol (tcp).
then put &quot;ip wccp web-cache redirect out&quot; on router A, and &quot;ip wccp 75 redirect out&quot; on router B.
default gateway on CF should be pointing to router A.
 
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