Most likely a networking configuration error on the Squid server, not
a Squid problem.
Try to run a browser on the Squid server itself, not using Squid. I
strongly suspect this won't either be able to reach the VPN servers.
As you say you are running Squid on the VPN firewall itself then my
first guess on where the problem may be is that you haven't set up
DNS properly to allow Squid to resolve the address of these sites..
Regards
Henrik
On Friday 05 July 2002 06.30, Rhys Jones wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have a Redhat 7.3 firewall (IPTABLES) onto which I have recently
> installed the above version of Squid , in transparant mode. The
> Firewall splits our traffic, based on destination, either to the
> Internet or accross a VPN to another office. The firewall is the
> VPN and as such as 3 interfaces; eth0 (internal), eth1 (external),
> and ipsec0 (virtual interface for VPN). The cache appears to be
> working perfectly for all Internet based sites but fails to work
> for any sites that resolve to an address at the other end of the
> VPN. As far as I can tell I have followed all the HOW-TO's
> correctly, and as I mentioned, it does function and appears to
> cache properly. There seems to be no issues connecting to servers
> accross the VPN so that is functioning correctly.
>
> Does anyone have any suggestion as I cannot seem to find any
> relevant articles.
>
> Regards
>
> Rhys Jones
>
>
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