Hello Jaime,
The answer to both questions is yes. However, instead of using Winbind, you may want to use LDAP. I am currently using Squid with users on multiple terminal servers on multiple subnets. I use both the authentication and group access controls. Since AD can be accessed via LDAP, you may want to explore this. Check the history on this mailing list. Both LDAP authentication and AD authentication are discussed extensively.
Tim
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Jaime Nebrera Herrera wrote:
Hi all,
This is my first question to the squid list, and believe is a hard one.
1) A client has asked us if it was possible to filter internet access based on user (different rules for each one) BUT using a Windows Terminal Server (same IP, same MAC). I have searched the list and have found that Squid is able to log the different users, so I believe its possible. Am I right?
2) Secondly, at the same time they want to log the user transparently against an Active Directory server. Again, searching the net we have found that its possible to auth against an AD server (using winbind in Samba 3) and also, login transparently (something about NTLMSSP). But again, my question is, will this be possible when the users come from a Windows Terminal Server?
If both answers are YES, we will make an offer to that client and if its accepted we will be willing to pay up to 1.200 euros to get help doing this.
Please, I need an answer for 1) and 2) ASAP, the development can take longer but I have to make the offer FAST.
Thanks in advance. Regards.
PS.- You can reach me at work in:
jnebrera_AT_eneotecnologia_DOT_com
