Administrator’s Guide 5.2 (Archived)
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Table Of Contents
- Foreword
- How it Works
- Key Features
- Installation and Removal
- Upgrading from Previous Versions
- HTTPS Filtering
- Integration with Microsoft Active Directory
- Assumptions and prerequisites
- Step 1. Configure IP address and DNS settings
- Step 2. Syncronize time
- Step 3. Create a user in AD for Kerberos auth and LDAP lookup
- Step 4. Link to Active Directory domain
- Step 5. Configure Kerberos authentication on Squid
- Step 6. Enable NTLM authentication on Squid
- Step 7. Enable Basic LDAP authentication on Squid
- Generated Configuration Files
- Squid Configuration with Proxy Authentication
- How to Check Proxy Authentication on Squid
- LDAP groups as Members in Web Filter Policies
- Troubleshooting Squid Active Directory Integration
- Adding redundancy to Active Directory integrated Squid
- Using Subordinate CA for HTTPS Decryption in Active Directory Integrated Squid
- Web Filter
- Anti Virus on Proxy
- Admin UI for Squid and Web Safety
- Virtual Appliance
- System Configuration
- Traffic Monitoring
- Troubleshooting
- License Agreement
- Open Source Licenses