Hi Gbenga,
I'm not sure what you are tring to do here. Yes you can directly access
a proxy if you know its IP address and port number. Most transparent
proxies work on port 80, bot there are varioations.
Not sure why you referenced the ip-helper address, but the looks of
things you want your client to transparently be directed to a proxy /
cache for port 80 traffic. As Tom stated you could use PBR, but another
way to do it is to make use or WCCP (web cache communication protocol),
and this will allow transparent proxy for your users (you can even do
reverse proxy-ing inbound to your network.) Just do a search for WCCP
on cisco.
Cheers
Troy
Tom Martin wrote:
> Olugbenga,
>
> You didn't say what kind of proxy. I'm going to guess that you are
> referring to a transparent web proxy.
>
> TCP port 80. Use policy-based routing to redirect web traffic to the
> transparent proxy.
>
> - Tom
>
> OLUGBENGA BANKOLE wrote:
>
>>Please does anyone know which port that Proxy requests run on. Or to
>>rephrase the question, can I get to direct proxy traffic from clients to a
>>particular proxy server. i.e is there a variation of the ip-helper address
>>that can be adapted for proxy service.
>>
>>Thanks for the prompt response.
>>
>>
>>Regards,
>>Gbenga
>>
>>
>>To God be the Glory.Gbenga.
>>
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