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Could you advise of how I can determine if there is some firewall running? Here is a list of running processes:
You cannot see the firewall as it is part of the kernel.

Do a

telnet localhost 3128
If you get ANY response, the port is open for the localhost, if the command fails immediately or it takes ages to fail, there is a firewall blocking access from localhost. You can do the same from a client in your network; replace the localhost by the IP of your squid server. Works also under Windows CMD shell.

Hope this helps,
JC


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