Re: [squid-users] Preparing squid training

On 19/08/11 07:52, squidbob wrote:
> Thanks for the comments coming.
>
>
> My motivation on this is :
>
> 1-Make my brain work a little while preparing and giving the training
> 2- Able to exercise more for both hands on and theory about
> squid/proxies , i myself need to know/learn more
> 3- I want to give more training about IT Security so this can help me
> warm on it
> 4- I always like to share and get knowledge to/from others
> 5- Yes i need to earn extra money :-)
>

We have a 3.1 series beginners guide available through the main website
for purchase in various formats. You might like to use it as an
available course book. It has everything you are seeking to teach in the
concepts and feature use areas. There are some simple hands-on pieces in
there. But you will want to write more complex tutorial tasks yourself
or from other sources.

  Skills such as how to data-mine the living documentation at
wiki.squid-cache.org and www.squid-cache.org websites for specific
problems will be useful for early beginners to find new things. Most of
what I do here is point people at this info or re-write it to suit their
particular situation.

> On 18.08.2011 22:38, Ron Wheeler wrote:
>> Are you going to charge for this training?
>>
>> Ron
>>
>> On 18/08/2011 3:28 PM, Benjamin wrote:
>>> On 08/19/2011 12:33 AM, squidbob wrote:
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I'm planning to prepare squid training which firstly ill give for the
>>>> local requests then maybe to remote sites or online. Basically it may
>>>> include teorical knowledge (preknowledge TCIP, squid introduction
>>>> etc), handson (installation, configuration, different deployment
>>>> teories, troubleshooting /cases etc). It may also be more divided
>>>> trainings like basic and advanced. Ill like to have your opsinion
>>>> about a squid training and any recommendations feedback for preparing
>>>> it (include this do that etc).
>>>>
>>>> Regards
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Yes that's good.Even go with advance level training of squid like
>>> tproxy,high cache gain etc..and also share your sessions to community.

If you are going to include TCP instructions IPv6 basics is also
required these days. Squid-3.1+ being one of the tools designed to make
the addition of IPv6 easier and more comfortable by gatewaying between
the IP networks.
  "How do I enable it for just HTTP but not everything else?" is one of
the questions beginners to IPv6 still worry over needlessly. There are
multiple safe answers besides Squid. Awareness is the key.

Thank you for your focus on Squid. We are happy to assist with
advertising of Squid related services and products on the squid-cache
website. If you want a potentially global spread of clients let me know
when you are ready to go.

Amos

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