Hi.
I've setup a squid proxy that does no caching. It just spans between two networks and basically allows us to have visibility into the webservers in the network that we don't have direct access to.
The problem is that there is no dns in the remote network. It is a test network and only has a few webservers that have all the entries they need in /etc/hosts.
For example, we have a server in there called www.example.com.
After that server is totally fine, we are going to roll it out as the real www.example.com.
We'd like to be able to point our browsers at the squid proxy and look at the prototype www.example.com by typing www.example.com into our browsers.
Is this possible? Squid keeps looking up the real www.example.com and
trying to connect to that. We want it to just look in it's /etc/hosts file and
ignore DNS completely. It should only resolve from /etc/hosts.
Help?
[our network] ---- [ squid proxy] ---- [prototype network] | [real www.example.com]
-Dave
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