Re: [squid-users] Squid Server With Multiple Outgoing IPs, each ip with separate login and password
Amos Jeffries escreveu: You overlooked his requirement for _outgoing_ IP to be set. Also Port had nothing to do with the requirement so those ACL are not relevant. The username and http_access ones are still required though. yeah ... sorry for that, there's no need for multiple ports, just multiple outgoing IPs. Anyway, the idea is still valid.
[squid-users] Squid Server With Multiple Outgoing IPs, each ip with separate login and password
Hi! i am going to buy dedicated server and organize proxy server. server has 250 IPs. I want each outgoing ip address to have its own login and password. so i give client ip with login and password. so i want to bind each outgoing ip witt login-password. can someone help me in reccomendation? thx
Re: [squid-users] Squid Server With Multiple Outgoing IPs, each ip with separate login and password
Франсуа Мартiнес escreveu: Hi! i am going to buy dedicated server and organize proxy server. server has 250 IPs. I want each outgoing ip address to have its own login and password. so i give client ip with login and password. so i want to bind each outgoing ip witt login-password. can someone help me in reccomendation? thx first of all get some authentication method fully configurated, i'll skip that part because i dont know what you're using. And for getting an auth method working, there's still LOTS of tutorials on the web. Google for it if you dont know how to do it. acl myport001 myport 10001 acl username001 proxy_auth -i username001 http_access allow myport001 username001 http_access deny myport001 acl myport002 myport 10002 acl username002 proxy_auth -i username002 http_access allow myport002 username002 http_access deny myport002 ... and there it goes this will give you a big config, i cant think on a 'simple' (few lines) config to acchieve that. But it will work for sure ! -- Atenciosamente / Sincerily, Leonardo Rodrigues Solutti Tecnologia http://www.solutti.com.br Minha armadilha de SPAM, NÃO mandem email gertru...@solutti.com.br My SPAMTRAP, do not email it
Re: [squid-users] Squid Server With Multiple Outgoing IPs, each ip with separate login and password
Leonardo Rodrigues wrote: Франсуа Мартiнес escreveu: Hi! i am going to buy dedicated server and organize proxy server. server has 250 IPs. I want each outgoing ip address to have its own login and password. so i give client ip with login and password. so i want to bind each outgoing ip witt login-password. can someone help me in reccomendation? thx first of all get some authentication method fully configurated, i'll skip that part because i dont know what you're using. And for getting an auth method working, there's still LOTS of tutorials on the web. Google for it if you dont know how to do it. Agreed so far... acl myport001 myport 10001 acl username001 proxy_auth -i username001 http_access allow myport001 username001 http_access deny myport001 The parent poster has lots of IPs. What he seems to want to do is use one server to pass traffic in and out the same IP per client. # Allow username001 to authenticate when accessing the proxy at 192.168.45.1 acl cust001IP myIP 192.168.45.1 acl cust001name proxy_auth -i username001 http_access allow cust001name cust001IP # Deny all other access to this IP http_access deny cust001IP # Route traffic that came in on 192.168.45.1 to go out 192.168.45.1 tcp_outgoing_address 192.168.45.1 cust001IP acl cust002IP myIP 192.168.45.2 acl cust002name proxy_auth -i username002 http_access allow cust002name cust002IP http_access deny cust002IP tcp_outgoing_address 192.168.45.2 cust001IP ...and so on. acl myport002 myport 10002 acl username002 proxy_auth -i username002 http_access allow myport002 username002 http_access deny myport002 ... and there it goes this will give you a big config, i cant think on a 'simple' (few lines) config to acchieve that. But it will work for sure ! Agreed. The config will be a monster. But it is workable. Chris
Re: [squid-users] Squid Server With Multiple Outgoing IPs, each ip with separate login and password
On Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:01:05 -0200, Leonardo Rodrigues leolis...@solutti.com.br wrote: Франсуа Мартiнес escreveu: Hi! i am going to buy dedicated server and organize proxy server. server has 250 IPs. I want each outgoing ip address to have its own login and password. so i give client ip with login and password. so i want to bind each outgoing ip witt login-password. can someone help me in reccomendation? thx first of all get some authentication method fully configurated, i'll skip that part because i dont know what you're using. And for getting an auth method working, there's still LOTS of tutorials on the web. Google for it if you dont know how to do it. acl myport001 myport 10001 acl username001 proxy_auth -i username001 http_access allow myport001 username001 http_access deny myport001 acl myport002 myport 10002 acl username002 proxy_auth -i username002 http_access allow myport002 username002 http_access deny myport002 ... and there it goes this will give you a big config, i cant think on a 'simple' (few lines) config to acchieve that. But it will work for sure ! You overlooked his requirement for _outgoing_ IP to be set. Also Port had nothing to do with the requirement so those ACL are not relevant. The username and http_access ones are still required though. The include directive was added to make this kind of config easier. It can pull in a directory worth of files that are easily managed. Create a directory /etc/squid/usrips Each file created inside named something like ip-username with a snippet of config: 1.2.3.4-username001: acl username001 proxy_auth -i username001 http_access allow username001 tcp_outgoing_addr 1.2.3.4 username001 squid.conf: # INSERT YOUR OWN HTTP ACCESS RULES HERE include /etc/squid/usrips/* http_access deny all Then all you need to do is write some scripts to create and delete the snippet files and reconfigure squid after making alterations. Having the filename contain the username and/or IP is not strictly required, but makes the automatics much easier. Amos
