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Adrian Chadd wrote:
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<pre wrap="">(note: This is now treading into "you wanna do WHAT with WCCPv2?"
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On Fri, Jan 04, 2008, Matthew Moyle-Croft wrote:
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<pre wrap="">We've just ditched the last proxy because they didn't perform well
enough for the traffic volumes, plus WCCP on a number of platforms Cisco
makes suck - as well as keeping 5-10000 IPs in an ACL burns some of the
hardware space on the line cards quickly. Otherwise we'd have to buy
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Why were you maintaing such huge ACLs on the routers again?
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We weren't - my point is that if the banned list is around that size
then we'd need to.<br>
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Although with WCCP you need reasonable size ones to allow sites that
don't cope with caches to pass through.<br>
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MMC<br>
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Adrian
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