You want to restrict one of your local IPs from getting on the internet?
Something like this:
acl LAN_Range src 192.168.1.0/24
acl No_Internet_For_You src 192.168.1.X (replace the X with the
IP you want to block).
http_access deny No_Internet_For_You
http_access allow LAN_Range
You can repeat the "no internet for you" line as many times as required,
and change the IP.
Also, remember that order of http_access lines is important though...
Squid stops at the first match.
Tim B
Garry D. Chapple wrote:
Hi,
I am a complete Squid newb with my first install done only yesterday,
2.6 stable(18). Can someone please help with basic ACL config for
network IP's, I would like to allow my local network and restrict just
one or two hosts by IP address. I have Googled a little but as there are
so many ACL configurations it's difficult to know which one works!
Squid is up and running well and I have an ACL to allow my local network
(acl our_networks src 192.168.1.0/24) but how do I then deny access to
just a single host IP? Any examples or good web sites with these kinds
of examples would be much appreciated.
Regards,
Garry C
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