The SQUID is a Linux based utility that can be used to distribute internet to all the computers within the network
Squid configuration file : squid.conf
Location: /etc/squid
Edit the squid.conf file
#vi squid.conf
(Search for the default acl list and add the following)
acl mynetwork src xxx.xxx.xxx.xxxx / xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (subnet)
acl mynetwork src xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx / xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (for individual IP)
Then add acl (access control list) to the "http_access list" with the following line
http_access allow mynetwork
Default port is always 3128
You can comment this line and add any specific port we require
http_port 3128
Once the above mentioned changes has been done, save the file
Restart the squid service
#/etc/rc.d/init.d/squid restart
or we can use the following command
#squid -z
#squid
One the client system , just all the proxy IP address (Squid Server IP address) and port 3128 or any other port specified in squid.conf file
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
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