Thanks Tom,

so 

REDIRECT        loc     8080    tcp     www     -       !192.168.100.2  
s:PROXY:10/sec:15

would work as well.

and what should be an ideal number of connection allowed per pc, is 10/sec ok 
or too less.


Thanks!
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Swapnil Jain


On 12-Feb-2010, at 8:37 PM, Tom Eastep wrote:

> Swapnil Jain wrote:
>> Hi,
>> 
>> i am using squid as a transparent proxy. i have added this 3 lines to my 
>> rules file
>> 
>> 
>> ACCEPT  $FW  net   tcp  www
>> ACCEPT  loc     $FW     tcp     8080
>> REDIRECT        loc     8080    tcp     www     -       !192.168.100.2
>> 
>> 
>> i want to limit the number of connection that are made from every pc on the 
>> network to the proxy server. if i change the 2nd rule to
>> 
>> ACCEPT  loc     $FW     tcp     8080         -       -       
>> s:PROXY:10/sec:15
>> 
>> 
>> this will limit the connection for the complete network.
> 
> No -- that limits per PC. And you may as well change the REDIRECT rule
> to a REDIRECT- rule since you are already accepting connections to port
> 8080 from the loc zone.
> 
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