Hi there,
My original article topic was only single proxy server. Nevertheless, setting up peering is not a big issue.
Assuming that:
a) Your Linux Squid proxy1 hostname is proxy1.av.it.pt
b) Your Linux Squid proxy2 hostname is proxy2.av.it.pt
Open squid.conf on proxy1.av.it.pt and type (append) following:
Code:
icp_access allow all
cache_peer proxy2.av.it.pt sibling 3128 3130
Save the file and Open squid.conf on proxy2.av.it.pt and type (append) following:
Code:
icp_access allow all
cache_peer proxy2.av.it.pt sibling 3128 3130
Adjust port 3128 (if you changed) for your setup.
Restart both proxy and the servers should start to checking each other's caches before connecting to Internet/ISP network. Please note that if you want to access ISP squid proxy, then you need to ask them for ports and settings (may be username and password too).