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[MAB IT System]

Dear Squid team,

I’m currently working on deploying Squid as a transparent proxy using
WCCPv2 with a Cisco ASA firewall.

The ASA selects a router ID x.x.x.x automatically and uses GRE
encapsulation. However, in my Squid configuration, I’m using
wccp2_forwarding_method gre.

I’ve confirmed that:
- UDP traffic on port 2048 between Squid and the ASA is working correctly.
- Squid receives WCCP messages (`HERE_I_AM`, `I_SEE_YOU`) but logs errors
like:
  `ERROR: Ignoring WCCPv2 message: check failed: duplicate security
definition`
- ASA logs show that Squid is visible but marked as “NOT Usable” and gets
0% hash allocation.
- I’m running Squid version 5.9 on Linux Ubuntu.

Questions:
1. Is there a known issue when using `wccp2_forwarding_method gre` with
devices that support GRE?
2. Could Squid gracefully fallback or detect ASA’s redirect mode
automatically?
3. Is there a specific Squid version better suited for WCCPv2 with GRE only?

Any insights, suggestions, or recommended configuration would be greatly
appreciated.

Thank you for your support and great work on Squid.

Best regards,
Assoham AWOUTOU
MACHAERO

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