Re: Rules for Blocking Proxies...THANKS !!

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On Thursday 29 April 2004 00:34, Harry wrote:
> Hi All,
> Many thanks Mr.Antony, Alexix and the rest who helped me with the rule, the
> DNAT rule works great!! Was just going thru a website
> http://www.antiproxy.com
> wow...they have loads of ports thru which proxies can be bypassed?So does
> that mean I have to write rules for each of the relavent ports?at the
> moment I have just done for port 3128, and blocked the site antiproxy.com
> thru squid.
> Suggestions are welcome...
> Regards
> Harry

Maybe you should change Policy for FORWARD chain into Default DENY.
After that, you can add your allowed connection port list to be allowed. Like 
port 80,25,53,110,8080,etc..

- Rio.Martin -



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