Standard Proxy -> Transp. Proxy

Hallo,

(Sorry, my German-speaking brain isn't creating thoughts at the moment. )

The settings don't affect the Transparent Proxy.  Note that if a client DOES select to use a Proxy server, the Transparent Proxy will respond as if it were in Standard Mode.

MfG - Bob (Bitte auf Deutsch weiterhin.)

Proxy Port changed -> still working with Transp.
Proxy Target Services removed -> no surfing with transp. Proxy possible

The "Proxy Target Services" are for Transparent mode too.

Dirk, I'm fairly certain that the 'Allowed Target Services' only apply if the request arrives at the UTM on the designated 'Web Filtering port' and that would not occur in Transparent mode.  In Transparent, the IP associated with the request is not the IP of the UTM, but the public IP of the FQDN in the URL.

Cheers - Bob

Hi Bob,

'Allowed Target Services' ...for standard-mode only...

Possible, but wherefrom the transparent proxy should know which ports to capture ...
There are different https ports 443,8443,11443,... I added this to the list some time ago... and it seemed to work.

Hallo Dirk,

I just did an experiment to confirm what I've read.  A Web Filtering Profile in Transparent mode will act like one in Standard mode if the browser explicitly sends traffic to the Proxy.  If you do the following and see anything, you have configured your browser to explicitly use the web proxy:

     grep '11443\:' /var/log/http.log

Cheers - Bob

Hallo Dirk,

I just did an experiment to confirm what I've read.  A Web Filtering Profile in Transparent mode will act like one in Standard mode if the browser explicitly sends traffic to the Proxy.  If you do the following and see anything, you have configured your browser to explicitly use the web proxy:

     grep '11443\:' /var/log/http.log

Cheers - Bob