Re: [squid-users] Bypassing Squid LDAP authentication?

You just need to set up an acl for that subnet and position the relevant
http_access entry prior to the entry allowing LDAP-authorized requests.

Jeff

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Hello,

Squid-newbie here. Was wondering if/how it's possible to bypass
the LDAP authentication for Squid and let every single user with a
specific LAN subnet (ie: 192.168.190.*) to surf the internet without
providing credentials. Right now we're using Netscape Directory services
for LDAP. (but would like to move to Microsoft's AD). Any help would be
great...the more the better since I didn't setup this Squid system and
know nothing about SuSe Linux. Thanks. :)
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Peter A. Berger Jr.
Systems Administrator
ifm efector, Inc.
610.524.2760
HP Certified Professional,
CCNA, Network+, Server+, A+








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