Squid is making the request, so it will be sent with squid's IP address.
There is no way to change that behavior.
-- Brian
On Monday 27 August 2001 03:57 pm, Pons, Eric wrote:
> I am trying to implement squid in front of a netscreen device. On the
> DMZ of this device we implement "websence." This blocks certain IPs from
> accessing certain web pages.
> I have 2 NICs in my Squid box. My problem is that all traffic that hits
> Squid then leaves Squid with a different IP address that it came in with
> (it leaves with the IP address of the second NIC in my box.)
> My question is, is there a way to tell Linux or Squid to not NAT the
> incoming addresses. To just let Squid send out the request using the
> same IP as it came in?
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