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    • 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
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Transparently filtering HTTPS with Squid and Policy Based RoutingΒΆ

  • Network Description
  • Route HTTP and HTTPS traffic to proxy
    • Step 1. Create alternative routing table
    • Step 2. Mark packets to ports 80 and 443
    • Step 3. Route marked packets using alternative routing table
    • Step 4. Enable packet forwarding from LAN into LAN
    • Router configuration files listings
  • Configure Transparent Interception on Squid
    • Step 1. Set the proxy IP address
    • Step 2. Enable Gateway Mode
    • Step 3. Redirect traffic to local Squid instance
  • Verify HTTPS and HTTP are filtered
  • Conclusion
  • References
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