Hi guys.
This is my last attempt before going to authenticated mode.
I searched all over the internet for a way to set up a "transparent squid" but until then the most I can get is an exhausted timeout when I go to an http.
My environment is as follows.
- Box squid 3.5.20
- pfSense as the default network gateway.
- Desktop Windows or linux.
- Only one network /24
I was able to make it work through this documentation: https://wiki.squid-cache.org/ConfigExamples/Intercept/LinuxRedirect
However this environment requires that the client has configured the gateway ip address of the squid itself.
It works. But that's not what I want.
NOTE: NAT configuration will only work when used on the squid box. This is required to perform intercept accurately and securely. To intercept from a gateway machine and direct traffic at a separate squid box use policy routing.
What I want is to make a rule in pfsense through policy routing, as it speaks in the documentation. I've tried several ways, but every time I try to access the http page it loads until the timeout expires.
In doc it does not explain directly how to do this rule in pfsense.
I tried through nat port forwarding and through rules in firewall setting in the squid server rule as gateway. But both do not work.
I tried to take as base these two links,
No firewall block
It's some detail that's missing either in pfsense or squid.
Please give me a light.
Att,
Antonio Emiliano
"Corra, coelho.
Cave um buraco, esqueça o sol,
E quando o trabalho finalmente acabar
Não descanse, é hora de cavar outro."
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