This is what we're doing. What you want is transparent proxying. Essentially, you use ipchains to redirect traffic destined to anywhere on port 80 to the localhost port 3128 (the squid port). This effectively re-routes most http traffic through squid, and therefore through squidGuard if you have it set up. Info on how to set up transparent proxying can be found at the squid website in the FAQ.
Craig On Fri, 26 Apr 2002, 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 > > -- Craig Xpressweb Internet Services [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.xpressweb.com
