On Thursday 07 September 2017 at 16:34:02, SShukla wrote:
> Thanks for replying Antony
>
> So one requirement for our solution is that, a user in a group using our
> setup would have their traffic always pass through our proxy(Squid proxy +
> ICAP), whether they are in their office on the company network, or at home
> on their own internet, or anywhere else using their mobile data connection.
> This was one of the key reasons we settled on using a reverse proxy.
For me, this still does not compute.
How is a user at home or on a mobile data connection going to find your reverse
proxy?
How is this easier than having their equipment configured to use a forwarding
proxy?
What is your understanding of the purpose of a reverse proxy?
> In our current deployment, however, we do not have the unique circumstances
> that Office 365 presents. It’s entirely possible that a forward proxy is
> the ONLY way to accomplish a similar end result in this environment, but if
> a reverse proxy is possible ? , it would be our first choice.
Give me an example - what DNS name would a user connect to, and what would
that DNS name resolve to, in order to end up on your reverse proxy?
Antony.
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