Re: Routing some packets different?

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I regularly see in  the log that HTTP traffic to these IPs
- 104.16.89.188
- 104.16.90.188
- 104.16.91.188
- 104.16.92.188
- 104.16.93.188

is there a way to redirect these packets through the squid-proxy running on the router?
or any other way to get to know what is causing these traffic?

Thanks,
Walter


What you're looking for is called a transparent proxy. Knowing that you can search the web for instructions.

Another way is to capture packets with dumpcap and look at the capture file in wireshark.

If you have access to the client device while the connection is open you can also use lsof to see which program is making the connection, e.g.:

lsof | grep TCP

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