Firewall!!!! Say it again, Firewall!!!! Doh! I must remember to check default settings after installation. Yes, that was the problem. Thanks Henrik......... Henrik Nordstrom-5 wrote: > > tor 2009-09-03 klockan 06:57 -0700 skrev Phil_Smith: >> Hi, I have installed SQUID 3 on an OpenSuSe 11.1 server fitted with 2 >> NICs. >> NIC1 is connected to a Broadband router. NIC 2 is connected to an >> internal >> LAN. > > Ok. Not a too uncommon setup. > >> I followed the instructions in the squid.conf file to set the http_port >> to >> the internal NIC address (in this case 10.1.2.25:3128). When I try to >> access the internet from a pc on the LAN with the proxy set to 10.1.2.25, >> port 3128 nothing happens. Connection times out. > > Then you probably have a local firewall on the SuSe box which blocks LAN > access to port 3128. > >> I have run SQUID in debug mode and tried connecting from the Squid server >> wvia squidconsole, and connection works (connecting from 127.0.0.0). > > The loopback interface is generally not firewalled as it's only internal > to the server.. > >> I installed wireshark on the Squid server and ran a capture on the LAN >> NIC >> while trying to connect. All I saw was SYN packets from the originating >> PC. >> No ACKs were sent from the Squid server. > > Typical firewall symptoms. The SYNs reaces the NIC but is dropped by the > local firewall before seen by the TCP/IP stack. > > Regards > Henrik > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Squid-3-multi-homed-on-OpenSuSe-11.1-setup-problem-tp25276639p25290197.html Sent from the Squid - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
