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Some of the users at my location are accessing the Internet by
bypassing the in-house proxy server. They are just typing the upstream proxy server IP address and port number in browser and accessing the Internet. How can I prohibit such activities? My network is on 192.168.7.0 and IP address of upstream proxy server is 195.2.104.7 (take these IP addresses as an example). I can access 195.2.104.0 network from my location. I am using Squid Proxy server on Linux RH8.Can anyone suggests use of IPTABLES to achieve this? |
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not sure with iptables but with ipchains it would look something like:
ipchains -I output -p tcp -s 192.168.7.0/24 -d 195.2.104.7/32 -j DENY "ssp2000" <sspphp@indiatimes.com> wrote in message news:62e8bd5a.0405302054.2ed83b44@posting.google.c om... > Some of the users at my location are accessing the Internet by > bypassing the in-house proxy server. They are just typing the upstream > proxy server IP address and port number in browser and accessing the > Internet. How can I prohibit such activities? My network is on > 192.168.7.0 and IP address of upstream proxy server is 195.2.104.7 > (take these IP addresses as an example). I can access 195.2.104.0 > network from my location. I am using Squid Proxy server on Linux > RH8.Can anyone suggests use of IPTABLES to achieve this? |
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