Most on here seem to prefer squid for proxy software.It's available in mdk 8.1 I know for sure,or from squid-cache.org. There's a config file under etc directory..something like /etc/squid/config :-)
ok..definitions.I'll do the best I can here,altho there are others that can no doubt explain this better than I. A router is a piece of hardware that goes between your hosts and your proxy server..acting as a traffic cop would..A proxy server on the other hand takes what the router(or switch,or hub) gives it and directs it on(usually to the internet). Hope I've helped at least a little bit here. Lee On Sunday 25 November 2001 21:41, you wrote: > Hi, > > Could any of you please tell me how to setup my Linux server acts like > local (intranet) domain for all other computers (Win & Linux). Do I need > to use any kind of software to setup local domain? What software is need > to setup proxy server on Linux machine? What is the difference between > proxy & router? > > Thank you > > Tuan > PS. I am not good at console mode so please give me some GUI to setup > these things if you can. > > > _________________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
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