On 2/23/07, Joel Bryan Juliano <<a href="mailto:joelbryan.juliano@gmail.com">joelbryan.juliano@gmail.com</a>> wrote:<div><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;"> I'm trying to implement Squid ICP in our campus networks, using a customized Ubuntu/Debian OS. However, the OS is a heavy user of Avahi/Bonjour and UDP/Multicast file-transfer and chat using it's custom GTK+ GUI that I build on the OS. It is also a heavy user of SIP and VoIP. I also currently making a GTK+ GUI interface to easily implement proxy cache sharing, and would like to add that enable it as an option in the GUI for personal squid proxy to speed up internet access. However, with all those heavy modifications, I'm worried about the UDP/Mulicast/Avahi/VoIP functionalities, and would like to add the ICP. Will there be a problem, because currently, I don't xinetd installed to enable UDP Echo. -- "I use to fuel my car with water, now I switched back to gasoline because my cigarette lighter doesn't work" - People who use Linux but switched back to Windows. </blockquote></div> Another is I have ipv4-to-ipv6 translation enabled on the OS, my presence in the internet is seen as an IPv6 network. Currently, everything works fine, but I'm really worried about enabling ICP, if it will interfere with the network connectivity. Currently the UDP multicast filesharing is really becoming annoying since it's easy to enable, and easy to use because of the custom GTK+ GUI, and it's becoming a #1 toy for all the students in the network. -- "I use to fuel my car with water, now I switched back to gasoline because my cigarette lighter doesn't work" - People who use Linux but switched back to Windows.