I’m a Squid newbie,
(Really sorry for that, I'm new on this list and actually, I'm
testing it to see if I can ask this sort of beginner's questions...)
and I’m trying it as a replacement for MS-Proxy...
(1 - Does some body did it before? 2 - Any conclusions?)
I necessarily have to use some kind of authentication,
(NTLM, I think would be easier to our users, but I'm thinking
about deploying LDAP to use with Qmail too, 3 - any experiences???)
to ALL clients, because a have roaming users.
(which sit at different workstation, even on different subnets,
each time).
So, the point is to give access to a given user, and allow or deny some
thing.
4 - It is possible?
5 - Is It possible to, in a different way, handle connections on
different inbound ports(and or IP address)?
(e. g. 3128 to ordinary users, 3129 for Managers, 3130 for
Directors...)
6 - Multiple instances of squid, with different squid.conf, and
separately logging?
7 - Does it do Socks Proxy (if so, 4 or 5)?
(some of this questions I have not found answer on
squid-cache.org...)
Thanks in Advance,
ESTEVAM VIRAGH JUNIOR - CCNA
AIM: “Estevam Viragh”
estevam.viragh@sitelbrasil.com.br
Received on Fri Nov 23 2001 - 03:49:57 MST
This archive was generated by hypermail pre-2.1.9 : Tue Dec 09 2003 - 17:04:28 MST