ICAP setup on client side depends on the selected hardware/software. Thus, you should refer to the hardware or software installation and configuration guides. Examples of proxy configuration are presented hereafter, using standard ports (greasyspoonipaddress must be updated according to your configuration).

 
Squid version 3.0 (build with -DICAP_CLIENT)
icap_enable on
icap_preview_enable on
icap_service greasyspoon_req reqmod_precache 0 icap://greasyspoonipaddress:1344/greasyspoon_req
icap_service greasyspoon_resp respmod_precache 0 icap://greasyspoonipaddress:1344/greasyspoon_resp
icap_class class_1 greasyspoon_req
icap_class class_2 greasyspoon_resp
icap_access class_1 allow all
icap_access class_2 allow all
 
NetCache from Network Appliance

Note: Network Appliance Netcaches includes some specificities in their ICAP implementation. In order for GreasySpoon to work correctly with Netcaches, GreasySpoon service must be declared on Netcaches with following ICAP URI parameter brand=netapp. This parameter allows GreasySpoon to identify Netcaches and support their iCAP implementation.
 
config.icapv1.osl.reqmod_precache = greasyspoon_req
config.icapv1.osl.respmod_precache = greasyspoon_resp
config.icapv1.farm1.services = icap://greasyspoonipaddress:1344/greasyspoon_req?brand=netapp on
config.icapv1.farm1.attr = greasyspoon_req REQMOD_PRECACHE on rr off weak
config.icapv1.farm2.services = icap://greasyspoonipaddressr:1344/greasyspoon_resp?brand=netapp on
config.icapv1.farm2.attr = greasyspoon_resp RESPMOD_PRECACHE on rr off weak
config.icapv1.enable = on
 
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