Thanks so much for the reply Davide,
I got to the site and tested this today and removing the firewall rules did
fix the problem of gaining access without a proxy configured. However, I am
still having authentication errors. When setup for NTLM I still get
prompted for user/pass and no login works. Just to make sure it wasn't an
NTLM issue I set the auth back to internal NCSA auth and created a couple of
local users and access policies. When I try to access the internet I
receive the login prompt the local logins don't work either. Although I am
unsure the format for user/pass in this config concerning the "domain" to
use.
On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 6:49 PM, Davide Cottignoli <
[email protected]> wrote:
> To use content filtering with HTTP proxy you must use "Not Transparent"
> (this is by design).
> The "auth required option" goal is achieved configuring an access policy
> row.
> The access control list (access policies) is evaluated from top to
> bottom and the evaluation stops when a rule is matched.
> In order to force use of HTTP proxy in "not transparent" mode you must
> disable at least TCP/80 (and TCP/443 and TCP/21) in
> Firewall->outgoing_traffic because outgoing traffic is not intercepted
> by the proxy service in this mode.
>
> Davide.
>
> On 21/06/2010 17:53, Scott Howell wrote:
> > Hello Everyone,
> > I am an Endian nuub and having some issues with my first installation.
> > I am trying to get NTLM auth working on a new 2.4 installation. I have
> > configured everything in the Auth tab of the proxy, and I have
> > sucessfully joined it to the domain. Then I created 2 different content
> > filter policies for testing. I went into the access policy section and
> > created two access policies one for each of two test users (I can see
> > all of my AD Users & Groups fine) and applied the two different content
> > filter rules to each of the access policies.
> > Basically nothing seems to work. Firstly, if I do not setup my browser
> > to use a proxy I can get anywhere without it. I have the proxy set to
> > "Not Transparent", although when reading through some post (maybe older
> > versions) people have suggested setting this to auth required, but I do
> > not have that option. I only have trans or not trans as options on the
> > config tab. Secondly, if I do config the browser to look for the proxy
> > I get a login screen which I shouldn't with NTLM, but even if I try to
> > use a valid AD username and pass it doesn't take it.
> > Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
> >
> >
> >
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