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I am working on setting up a test network
using a squid proxy connected to a firewall (proxy and firewall are
both Linux). Can anyone tell me what are best practices for setting up the
proxy to be transparent? Currently I have my proxy to the firewall sitting
in a DMZ isolated from both the intranet and external network. I was
hoping to have the traffic flow as such (but it's not quite working
right):
webclient -> firewall -> proxy ->
firewall -> webserver
webserver -> firewall -> proxy ->
firewall -> webclient
Is this even the right way to go about doing
this? If not what is?
thx,
- Joe
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