Re: [SQU] ports and proxy. How?

For masquerading, see the Linux IP-Masquerade-HOWTO. It explains how to
set it up in quite detail.

The document should be installed on your Linux box in /usr/doc
somewhere. If you can't find it then see ldp.linux.org

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Henrik Nordstrom
Squid Hacker
Zackerov wrote:
> 
> Here again squid users, and also Henrik? I'm sure you are here..
> 
> Okay, i'm new in linux, but i'm learning very fast, thanx to you all...
> 
> Okay, this is the problem, i have 50 pc with win9x, all of them connected
> with TCP-IP and stable IP.
> Now, i made some restrictions with squid on my Red Hat 6.2 and i use it as
> mail server (the restrictions works fine, thanx Henrik). The net have as
> single machine a router, but who want see some web pages, are still
> connected to squid/proxy port 8080 (that is the stable IP of my linux).
> 
> Now the problem are two, how can i allow some user to get external pop3 mail
> with squid? (about smtp don't care, they can use the local sendamil of
> linux), right now i made a solution, just to set up in this machines the
> gateway and the DNS, but i don't wanna this, 'cause they are still connected
> to my router.
> 
> The second problem, is, some users have a program, a sort of HOMEBANKING,
> this program run under win98, but is a TELNET connection with a specific IP
> and the port 2345 (i can't use a browser with proxy to use this program),
> so, i made again the setup with gateway and DNS..awful!
> 
> So, i know Henrik (if you are reading me) you told me to autolearn how to
> setup a firewall and a masquerade with some permission with ipchains...i'm
> feeling stupid, i can't really understand it seems too hard for me...
> 
> I know there are a lots of people which they need a simple tutorial to do
> it...
> please, i don't wanna crash my system, and before i start to do something i
> wanna be sure.
> 
> Waitin gorgeous answers from all of you.
> 
> Thanx guys.
> 
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