> 1. Configure all of the MASQ'ed WWW browswers to use
> your ISP's proxy server (super easy)
I think he doesn't want to use *any* proxy. I believe the ISP is using a
transparent proxy capturing all TCP port 80 traffic and sending it to
their proxy (Cisco Cache Engine, for example, can do this; I've never
worked with Squid).
> If it doesn't connect, call your ISP and COMPLAIN! You do NOT
> want all of your secure bank transactions, etc going through
> their proxy servers. If they say that their server is "secure",
Well, secure (https) connections occur on TCP port 443 (I believe) so
their transparent proxy won't redirect those. But you are correct, being
forced to use a proxy just doesn't cut it.
> >Hi, I have recently set-up IP Masq. on RedHat 5.1 and got it running
> >without incident, however, my ISP insists on routing all outbound http
> >requests through a proxy (caching) server with no alternatives around
> >this... is there an easy method of achieving this! Currently, all my
> >boxes behind the linux box can access the internet on all ports except
> >http.
Dave
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