Web Filter Tutorials

Table Of Contents

• Transparent HTTPS Web Filter with Squid, Cisco ASA and ICAP
  • Foreword
  • Configure WCCP protocol in Squid
  • Configure WCCP redirection to Squid on Cisco ASA
  • Configure GRE Tunnel on Ubuntu 16
  • Troubleshooting WCCP Redirection
  • Final Notes and References
• Filtering HTTPS with Squid on pfSense 2.4
  • Foreword
  • Why We Need to Filter HTTPS
  • How It Works
  • Assumptions
  • Install Squid built with SSL decryption support
  • Install Web Safety for Squid Proxy
  • Integrate Squid Proxy and Web Safety filter
  • Additional Tasks
  • Conclusion
• Transparent HTTPS filtering on RedHat / CentOS 7
  • Foreword
  • Step 1. Update your System
  • Step 2. Install Apache Web Server
  • Step 3. Install Web Safety ICAP filter
  • Step 4. Install Squid Proxy
  • Step 5. Configure FirewallD Settings
  • Step 6: Install ClamAV eCAP Adapter
  • Step 7. Integrate and Configure Squid
  • Check HTTP and HTTPS are Transparently Filtered
  • Resume
• Transparent HTTPS Filtering Proxy on Ubuntu 16
  • Network Information
  • Install Squid and Web Safety
  • Integrate Squid into Firewall
  • Final IpTables Script
  • Check HTTP and HTTPS are Transparently Filtered
  • Resume
• Transparently filtering HTTPS with Squid and Policy Based Routing
  • Network Description
  • Route HTTP and HTTPS traffic to proxy
  • Configure Transparent Interception on Squid
  • Verify HTTPS and HTTP are filtered
  • Conclusion
  • References
• Setting up Transparent Squid Proxy with Mikrotik
  • Network Description
  • Mangle HTTP and HTTPS Traffic and Prepare for Re-Routing
  • Route Marked Traffic to Squid Proxy
  • Ensure NAT Rule is Applied to WAN Interface Only
  • Configure Transparent Interception on Squid
  • Verify HTTPS and HTTP are filtered
  • Conclusion
  • References