You can and you can't.
You can authenticate against NT Users, but not NT groups.
There are a new authentication modules, with instructions, that come
with the current version. I think AUTH_NTLM, AUTH_SMB and AUTH_MLM.
All require you have SAMBA set up on your squid server.
All three do pretty much the same thing to various degrees. Let you
authenticate a username and password against NT.
You will still have to set up authorizations to what those users can get
to in squidGuard.
AFAIK NT Domain groups are useless to SquidGuard. I could see though,
how you may be able to hack some kind of NT Group permission, maybe.
I have squid guard set up to authenticate against a single NT domain
with multiple squidGuard groups with that are 'ALLOW'ed access to
different domains.
Martin
[VL]Sparkz wrote:
> hi guys
>
> I got squidguard setup and running great. I can set it up to distinguish
> between machines using an IP based ACL but how do I set it up to use NT
> based user groups. How do i pass the NT groups to squidguard so I can
> distinguish between these groups
>
> Heres my problem. I have an NT domain with 800 users seperated into year
> groups and I want to give more access to the sixthformers and less
> access to the younger groups. Is this possible.
>
>
>
> Lookin forward to your replys
>
> Thanks Sparkz
>
