Yes, it is using client IP but only just cannot see the packets match in the counter.....in another casee...I also don't see any packet match counter in "show access-list xxx" like in cisco.
I don't know why..! Regards, Samit Oliver Adam wrote: > Are you sure the cache server is going to use the client IP as source > address for its packets? The spoofing counters look for packets coming > from the cache servers MAC address using a non-cache IP address. The > counter are not going to increase in case there is no such traffic. > > R, Oliver > > At 15:44 07.06.2009, Samit wrote: >> >> Cache Server Name Admin-status Hash-distribution >> >> bluecoat 6 0 >> >> >> >> HTTP Traffic From <-> to Web-Caches >> >> >> >> Name: bluecoat IP: 192.168.40.142 State: 6 Groups = 1 3 >> >> >> >> Host->Web-cache >> >> Web-cache->Host >> >> State CurCon TotCon Packets Octets Packets >> >> Octets >> >> Spoof pkt Spoof oct Spoof pkt >> >> Spoof oct >> >> Web-Server active 0 0 4515919 2068851043 0 0 >> >> >> >> 0 0 0 0 >> >> >> >> Client active 5903 187341446 252270927 3288932869 >> >> 16098549142944827043 >> >> Total 5903 187341446 256786846 1062816616 >> >> 16098549142944827043 > > > > > _______________________________________________ foundry-nsp mailing list [email protected] http://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/foundry-nsp
