Can you browse the Internet from the squid server itself? Is it possibly a firewall rule rejecting the traffic from the wireless clients?
Is it possibly a routing rule sending Internet traffic out the wrong interface? ping www.google.com for example then do "ip route get IPaddressofgoogle.com" and see which interface it it trying to go out of, try this with several different internet sites. Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] linux.org To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: 02/17/2004 Subject: [squid-users] Transparent Proxy Trouble 12:21 PM Hello, Folks - I have been using squid/squidGuard on our proxy servers here at the library I work at for about a year and a half, and have been having great success with them. I am now trying to set up a transparent proxy for a new wireless network so that we can let folks bring in there laptops and hook up, but have the content content filtered (Unfortunately, that is our policy). I am using a brand new HP Proliant DL140, with a fresh box-stock install of redhat 9.0. The server has 2 ethernet interfaces, eth0 is outside, eth1 is the wireless. I have tried to set up the machine as described in this article: http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-mini/TransparentProxy.html I am able to set up squid no sweat, and when I point a wireless client browser to port 3128 on the server, squid says that it is fetching pages. When I "un- point" my browser, I am still able to browse, but squid's access log is silent. Does anybody have any clues as to where I need to look? Is the above URL a valid way to do this? Thanks - Mark Ehle Computer Support Librarian Willard Public Library Battle Creek, MI