Patrick,
Yes you can setup transparent proxing on the Squid box then point your
routers to run all web traffic to the appropriate box and port. I did not
setup this on our routers but it can be done. Do a search on Google and you
shoud find some procedures. We have about 60 schools set up like this (I
work for an ISP that provides services for school systems) and I know it can
be done. I will see if I have the procedure on the Squid side and send it
to you. We use Cisco Routers and our CNA setup that side so I am not sure
what has to be out in there other than it is a redirect.
Alan Hovis
Unix Administrator
School Link
See our site: http://www.schoollink.net
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Boutilier
Sent: Friday, April 26, 2002 2:13 PM
To: squidGuard
Subject: Re: NAT, Squid, & squidGuard
http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/FAQ/FAQ-17.html#ss17.3
David Hansen Jr. wrote:
> I'm running a red hat 7.2 box. It's running ipchains, and there are
> about 200 computers going through it. Now, those are at an elementary &
> middle school. Is there a way to force all of them to run through
> squidGuard on that box w/o having to setup a proxy on each browser?
> Where do I begin looking for this?
>
> Thanks,
> David Hansen Jr.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Technology Coordinator
> Lakeport Unified School District
>
>
