Correct. It is assumed you have one cache_peer per cache peer, and that each peer only have one official IP address.
Having cache_peer pointing to DNS records with multiple IP addresses is not recommended unless all these IP addresses in fact point to the exact same cache server. Doing so will cause problems for * ICP * Dead peer detection * Revieved peer detection If you want Squid to round-robin over multiple parents, then define multiple cache_peer lines with the round-robin option. Regards Henrik Pauli Borodulin wrote: > > I have a problem with Squid when having host with several IPs as > round-robin parent. > > If one of the IPs doesn't respond, it makes Squid think that parent is > dead for couple seconds and then revived. This happens almost every minute. > > Problem seems to be that Squid doesn't handle those IPs separately and > it confuses it. Squid seems to handle all IPs as "one" which is either > UP or DOWN. > > I separated the IPs to own parents like if host X resolves to A, B, C > and D, I replaced parent X with four parents A, B, C and D. This works > fine, but some kind of enhancement to round-robin would be fine. > > Best regards, > -- > .----------------------------------------- - > | Pauli Borodulin | snail. . > | email. [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Haukkam�enkatu 1 f 69 | [EMAIL PROTECTED] > | gsm. +358 44 5555381 | 33560 Tampere | http://boro.fixel.org > '----------------------------------------------------------------- -- -'
