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xxxxx.xxxxx.com ProxySG: 60003 WCCP has been initialized(0) NORMAL_EVENT ../cag_main.cpp 570
I've been geeting this on our network alot but, we don't have WCCP enabled on any of the routers or switches. Just seems unusual that something is trying to initiate a conversation with our BlueCoat device and wanted to know if anyone else has seen this type of traffic.

try bug - CSCef93531

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