>Thank you all That worked, I configurd SQUID for tranparent Proxy
and it is
>now working like a champ!
That's great.
>Also do I need to port 443 to squid as well? or will squid get all HTTP
>requests being told only to forward port 80?
If you want users to go through Squid for SSL connections, I don't
think transparent proxying will work - SSL through Squid is completely
different than HTTP through Squid.
>Now how do I require a user name and password to access the web pages?
Check the squid.conf and the Squid FAQ for authentication. I'll tell
you upfront, authentication does NOT work with transparent proxy.
Adam
Received on Wed Jul 02 2003 - 19:23:27 MDT
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