On 12/20/97 10:04 AM, George M. Ellenburg (gme@sundial.net) wrote:
>I've heard that the Linux Core Team is playing around with the idea for
>transparent proxies, can squid be set up for this as well; or would there
>be some ACL changes in a router?
I haven't heard of the Linux Core Team before, but Linux does support
Transparent Proxying of any port. Squid can work fine with this setup.
>My org is completely BSDI/ FreeBSD based with Cisco Routers. I'd like to
>set up a Squid Proxy Server (for HTTP rquests only, not FTP or Real Audio/
>etc.) and have it running on our firewall; but I'd like to make it as
>transparent as possible to the user. Any suggestions?
Run Linux. ;-)
Or since you're organization is happy with BSD, you might want to hunt
around for a BSD solution.
davez
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