On ons, 2007-08-29 at 11:54 -0400, Lawrence Beall wrote: > I have a setup where we have a server on an intranet say 192.168.1.*. > It has a vpn link that is on a different subnet say 192.168.40.*. > Between the two networks this is the only box that knows how to find > anything on 192.168.40 from 192.168.1.*. I was hoping to use squid to > reverse proxy to a webserver in 192.168.40.*. Is this possible to do > using ip's instead of dns names? The only examples I'm finding are > specifying full host names. Yes, you can use IPs if you like. The examples uses host names as thats the common setup... Regards Henrik
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