I have squid setup as such:

http_port xx.xx.xx.90:8080
http_port xx.xx.xx.91:8080
http_port xx.xx.xx.92:8080
http_port xx.xx.xx.93:8080
http_port xx.xx.xx.94:8080

I can connect to the proxy for each of the addresses just fine, but
the IP that squid connects with to the web server is always xx.xx.xx.
90. Is there a way to have squid connect use, say,  x.x.x.93 to the
web server when the user is using the x.x.x.93 proxy?

Or is there a way to use multiple outgoing addresses at all?

Thanks

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I just tried this:

acl net90 dst xx.xx.xx.90
acl net91 dst xx.xx.xx.91
acl net92 dst xx.xx.xx.92
acl net93 dst xx.xx.xx.93
acl net94 dst xx.xx.xx.94
tcp_outgoing_address xx.xx.xx.90 net90
tcp_outgoing_address xx.xx.xx.91 net91
tcp_outgoing_address xx.xx.xx.92 net92
tcp_outgoing_address xx.xx.xx.93 net93
tcp_outgoing_address xx.xx.xx.94 net94


But it's not detecting the destination addresses properly. Any ideas?

On Apr 16, 4:33 pm, "John  Jardine" <jar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have squid setup as such:
>
> http_port xx.xx.xx.90:8080
> http_port xx.xx.xx.91:8080
> http_port xx.xx.xx.92:8080
> http_port xx.xx.xx.93:8080
> http_port xx.xx.xx.94:8080
>
> I can connect to the proxy for each of the addresses just fine, but
> the IP that squid connects with to the web server is always xx.xx.xx.
> 90. Is there a way to have squid connect use, say,  x.x.x.93 to the
> web server when the user is using the x.x.x.93 proxy?
>
> Or is there a way to use multiple outgoing addresses at all?
>
> Thanks

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