If you are wanting to integrate with AD, you will not want to use the
pfSense package. You would be better served setting up squid and DG on
a separate box and using a GPO to enforce proxy settings on your LAN
clients. You can then further enforce your site policy by only allowing
web traffic to leave your network from the squid box using firewall
rules in pfSense.
JASON JAMES wrote:
I know this has been asked several times and I have searched but came up
with no solid answers. We're running PFsense as our FW + Squid as a web
cache for a fairly large school district. We're migrating away from our
paid content filtering solution and are looking at Dans guardian. I
realize that there is no package for DG and probably will never be. What
we would like to do is run SQUID on one box and DG by itself on another.
Is this possible? We've purchased the PFSense handbook which is great btw
(thanks). There obviously isnt much information on this subject in it
however so we would greatly appreciate any information that anyone
currently has.
Summary:
PFSense acting as Firewall + Web cache
Seperate server running Dans guardian for content filtering.
Squidguard is not really an option for us because there is no current way
to setup bypass accounts for specific users or integrate with AD.
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