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Redirecting HTTP requests to Cache server

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StarTAC

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hi guys.. i would like to know that command i would in my Cisco 3600 to redirect all outgoing HTTP traffic on port 80 to a cache/proxy server on my internal LAN.. which will then make decisions about loading the web site...

thanks...
 
In order to redirect port 80 requests, you must use WCCP (Web Cache Control Protocol). Most cache servers support this Cisco proprietary protocol. To enable on your router, use the following commands:

router#ip wccp version 1
router#ip wccp web-cache
router#conf t
router(config)#int (whatever interface your cache is connected to)
router(if-config)#ip wccp web-cache redirect out

That should do it.
 
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