Configure Centos 6.3 to direct all traffic through a proxy server
Is there a way to configure CentOS 6.3 to direct all internet traffic through a proxy server?
centos proxy http-proxy
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Is there a way to configure CentOS 6.3 to direct all internet traffic through a proxy server?
centos proxy http-proxy
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Is there a way to configure CentOS 6.3 to direct all internet traffic through a proxy server?
centos proxy http-proxy
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Is there a way to configure CentOS 6.3 to direct all internet traffic through a proxy server?
centos proxy http-proxy
centos proxy http-proxy
edited Jan 27 at 0:20
Rui F Ribeiro
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asked Apr 22 '13 at 19:48
Chris DutrowChris Dutrow
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edited Jan 27 at 0:20
Rui F Ribeiro
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asked Apr 22 '13 at 19:48
Chris DutrowChris Dutrow
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edited Jan 27 at 0:20
Rui F Ribeiro
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edited Jan 27 at 0:20
Rui F Ribeiro
39.9k1479134
edited Jan 27 at 0:20
Rui F Ribeiro
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Chris DutrowChris Dutrow
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asked Apr 22 '13 at 19:48
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asked Apr 22 '13 at 19:48
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There are a lot of options here. One way to go would be to setup a Squid proxy (software) that takes care of taking all the internet traffic and running it through itself. Once you have Squid setup on the box you can use something like QuintoLabs Content Security (commercial product but the community edition is free for personal use).
There is a thorough tutorial here that you can follow.
The general steps are as follows:
- yum install squid
- yum install http://quintolabs.com/qlproxy/binaries/2.0.0/qlproxy-2.0.0-bb01d.i386.rpm
- configure quintolabs integration with squid
- startup squid and qlproxy (QuintoLabs daemon)
- install apache (QuintoLabs provides a web UI)
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There are a lot of options here. One way to go would be to setup a Squid proxy (software) that takes care of taking all the internet traffic and running it through itself. Once you have Squid setup on the box you can use something like QuintoLabs Content Security (commercial product but the community edition is free for personal use).
There is a thorough tutorial here that you can follow.
The general steps are as follows:
- yum install squid
- yum install http://quintolabs.com/qlproxy/binaries/2.0.0/qlproxy-2.0.0-bb01d.i386.rpm
- configure quintolabs integration with squid
- startup squid and qlproxy (QuintoLabs daemon)
- install apache (QuintoLabs provides a web UI)
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There are a lot of options here. One way to go would be to setup a Squid proxy (software) that takes care of taking all the internet traffic and running it through itself. Once you have Squid setup on the box you can use something like QuintoLabs Content Security (commercial product but the community edition is free for personal use).
There is a thorough tutorial here that you can follow.
The general steps are as follows:
- yum install squid
- yum install http://quintolabs.com/qlproxy/binaries/2.0.0/qlproxy-2.0.0-bb01d.i386.rpm
- configure quintolabs integration with squid
- startup squid and qlproxy (QuintoLabs daemon)
- install apache (QuintoLabs provides a web UI)
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There are a lot of options here. One way to go would be to setup a Squid proxy (software) that takes care of taking all the internet traffic and running it through itself. Once you have Squid setup on the box you can use something like QuintoLabs Content Security (commercial product but the community edition is free for personal use).
There is a thorough tutorial here that you can follow.
The general steps are as follows:
- yum install squid
- yum install http://quintolabs.com/qlproxy/binaries/2.0.0/qlproxy-2.0.0-bb01d.i386.rpm
- configure quintolabs integration with squid
- startup squid and qlproxy (QuintoLabs daemon)
- install apache (QuintoLabs provides a web UI)
answered Apr 22 '13 at 20:16
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There are a lot of options here. One way to go would be to setup a Squid proxy (software) that takes care of taking all the internet traffic and running it through itself. Once you have Squid setup on the box you can use something like QuintoLabs Content Security (commercial product but the community edition is free for personal use).
There is a thorough tutorial here that you can follow.
The general steps are as follows:
- yum install squid
- yum install http://quintolabs.com/qlproxy/binaries/2.0.0/qlproxy-2.0.0-bb01d.i386.rpm
- configure quintolabs integration with squid
- startup squid and qlproxy (QuintoLabs daemon)
- install apache (QuintoLabs provides a web UI)
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