I have a Squid(Proxy) question that hopefully can be easily answered. We currently run a commercial Proxy Server where we pay for each client that uses it. That's not a big deal except that we have a bunch of users (say 200-300) that only connect to a couple web sites to do their job. Instead of continuing to pay client licenses I think I could use Squid (or some other open source proxy server) as their proxy.
I've looked at Squid's web site at the FAQ, and based on that, I think I can do it, but before taking this to my boss and proposing it I want to make sure. Can I put up a Redhat machine running Squid and allow all users to hit only a couple web sites? (I say all users because if they only go to these couple sites it would probably be easier to just let anyone connect if they want to use it as their proxy, hopefully without even authenticating) Is there another product besides Squid I should consider? Thanks in advance! James -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=unsubscribe https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
