Hey,
Well it’s nice to have such a tutorial but I didn’t followed all of it.
You will want to use REDIRECT in the nat table rather then trroxy.
But if it works now and the only issue is skype then you can try my script at:
And maybe you will need to monitor your logs for incoming requests with new ip addresses.
I started working on an external_acl helper that can help in such scenarios which identifies if the destination server might be of skype but I think that most of the information exists at:
And also:
Try to see if when you add these ip addresses to bypass it works fine.
Eliezer
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Hello Eliezer, thank you for the reply.
I have collected a few IPs that skype for business uses, I tried allowing them through IP-tables but it did not work.
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Hey,
The first suggestion is to find out what servers needs to be in the exceptions from squid interception.
It should be a bunch of IP addresses.
The possibility of skype hosting services to hold unwanted sites or content is slight but not impossible.
You don’t need tproxy on this machine since it is masquerading in any case(just a pointer that will ease your life).
We can try to recognize together what IP addresses are required to be “bypassed” from squid interception.
And we are missing the squid.conf so we are limited to even know if your setup should work to begin with.
Eliezer
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I have a Ubuntu 16.04 server with Squid 3.5.22 installed. It acts as a gateway in a LAN.
It is configured to intercept HTTP and HTTPS traffic (Transparent). So iptables redirects were used for ports 80 and 443.
The server runs two scripts:
nat.sh to bridge the two network cards, allowing LAN computers access to the internet through the servers Internet interface
card.
BEFORE RUNNING iptables.sh...
When I connect a LAN computer to it, everything works as expected. Complete Internet access with some HTTP and HTTPS domains blocked/redirected to another
page. Skype for Business logs in successfully.
AFTER RUNNING iptables.sh
Skype for Business disconnects, and fails to re-connect, normal skype works just fine.
That got rid of the DNS error I was getting to another error saying service is temporarily unavailable.
Any suggestions to why this is happening? Any solutions?
Note: both router and Ubuntu's WAN interface use Google's 8.8.8.8 DNS
Any help is really appreciated as I have been trying to fix this for days!
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