I am not sure what routers you are using, but I was able to accomplish something similar with juniper equipment and policy based routing.
Basically instead of pointing all my workstations to the squid server as their gateway, I used 2 pbr rules. The first rule takes any port 80 traffic destined for internal web servers and subnets to the network default gateway, the second rule routes all remaining port 80 traffic to the squid server as the default gateway. On Mar 16, 2011 2:32 AM, "Richard Zulu" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hallo Everyone, > > Quick Question: I have a WSUS (Windows Server Update Services) within my > network. I have close to 10,000 clients and I implement transparent proxying > within my network. I use Squid as the web cache. > > How best can I redirect traffic on port 80 from my network to microsoft > windows updates websites, to my WSUS instead of the internet? > > -- > Richard Zulu > gtug lead, Kampala (Uganda) > http://kampala.gtugs.org
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