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Re: [squid-users] Restricting listening "UDP DNS client port" to an interface/IP?

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is it possible to restrict the DNS client port to a specific interface or
IP? netstat grep: udp 0 0 0.0.0.0:33076 0.0.0.0:* 3522/(squid)

udp_outgoing_address.

also used by ICP/HTCP however..

thx a lot - helps for my very isolated setup here.

but if i'd use ICP/HTCP as well, on other addresses/interfaces, i'd run into
trouble?

looks as if by default it's not easy to protect squid's nameresolving system
from spoofed packets, even if you run a dedicated nameserver to serve squid.
if i don't have a thinking error, it still needs a variable firewall rule
specifiing incoming interface and current squid dns udp listen port - this
rule(s) could at least be fixed if one could manually specify the dns udp
listen port?


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