Re: Transparent?

"Redirecting the port 80 traffic on 3128"? How? As I know, there is no way
to do this on the Cisco, unless you do this one the server site (I don't
believe you can do it with squid alone though). BTW, I don't use linux, I
use either Solaris or FreeBSD.

_ming

On Sun, 22 Feb 1998, A.Saeed wrote:

->
->
->I have been using squid on 3128 and redirecting the port 80 traffic on
->3128 and its working fine butt I m getting SYN flood messages ( which I
->have discovered from the web that its not a problem ,many busy servers are
->having the same messages due to the fact that many TCP connections are
->establishing on Linux while the Kernel (by mistake) thinks that it has
->been attack.
->
->regards
->
->arshad
->
->On Sat, 21 Feb 1998, Ming Lu wrote:
->
->> Hi all:
->>
->> Has anyone here ever implemented transparent proxy (or cache, whatever)
->> with port #s other than 80?
->>
->> _ming
->>
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 servant cursing you ---- for you know in your heart that many times you
 yourself have cursed others."
Received on Mon Feb 23 1998 - 08:32:35 MST