[squid-users] Squid with Squint REporting

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[squid-users] A Big Thank you..

people you don't know..For free. A special mention to Amos..Who either does nothing but take care of people like me or just never sleeps. Keep up the great work!! Thanks Dustin Dustin Hane IT Support

RE: [squid-users] squid on windows domain users

What type of IP conflicts? Is yoru DHCP server handing down the same IP address to different machines? You may want to have a setup similar to this: IN your domain controller you have 2 subgroups under the COMPUTERS OU. Container 1 = Internet Access Allowed Place all the PCS you want to have IP

RE: [squid-users] squid on windows domain users

I'm sorry. I misunderstood that people were changing them. Best way to stop them from doing that, is to change the group policy settings in your domain controller to remove access to the network control panel for both users and local machines. Go to: User Configuration - Network - Network

RE: [squid-users] Problems with IDENT lookup logging

kind of stuck with it. We have until May 4th til this needs to go live. We, as you can see, are currently running and logging now so we can make sure the loads are all ok. So, any help before then would be awesome!! Thanks again guys!! Thanks Dustin Dustin Hane wrote: Hello all! I'm trying

RE: [squid-users] Auto Detect Proxy in Browser, visiting users.

Also, you could do it the way I am running it..Or attempting to.. If you are on a windows domain (assuming you are as you're using LDAP or NTLM)..Use a Group policy object to push out the proxy. So long as all of your boxes are at least WIN2K you can do it in 4 minutes.. If you're not sure on

RE: [squid-users] Allow access to port 8080 from only one or two public IPs

Acl public_allow src public ip range here (ie. 64.64.64.0/8) Acl public_deny src public ip denied here Acl private_allow src private allowed here Acl private_deny src private ip denied here http_access allow public_allow http_access deny public_deny http_access allow private_allow http_access deny

[squid-users] Problems with IDENT lookup logging

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RE: [squid-users] allowedURL don't work

I'm trying to work with regex's and have a quick question in response to your response. Wouldn't you also be able to do just a url_regex -I pagesjuanes and allow that? That should theoretically work yes? If you are doing a url_allow and if you have the period infront of the domain, that allows

[squid-users] Log Issues

don't understand why it's happening. Any h= elp at all would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks Dustin Dustin Hane IT Support Ph: 414-290-1128 Fx: 414-290-1515 500 W Oklahoma Ave Milwaukee, WI 53207 dust...@postalproducts.com