It's been a while. I haven't run Astaro for about a year, and I've made a jump from a P5-200 with 80MB RAM to an Athlon 800 w/256. I must say, it's much nicer to use than it was (Particularly page loads - they're much quicker).
I'm not entirely sure on configuration, though, at this point. I'd like to have HTTP proxied, and behind the Corbis Surf Protection. I need to pay for a license for that, which I know. I know that there's transparent mode for the proxy; is there anything else I need to configure for HTTP to work behind a transparent proxy? I tried it with Transparent enabled, and though the gateway/IP is set right under DHCP on client machines, it didn't work right until I told it to use a proxy for HTTP, which I believe is NOT how it's supposed to work. What am I missing, and what do I need to do to make it truly transparent?
The other things I need to have enabled are Pop3/smtp (To access a server, not host one), Citrix, CCH, MS Money, Bit Torrent (For Fedora Core updates, among other things [;)] COULD just set up a Socks server for those - would that be preferable?)
This is where I get shaky. It seems to me that I set up Masquerading for the connection as such:
Code:
Name: Match Parameters: SRC Translation: DST Translation: Actions:
Cable Internal_Network__ -> All/All MASQ_Comcast (External Interface) None Edit/Delete
Is that correct, for proceeding? The thing that makes that precarious is that I was on a PPPoE connection before, now it's just (mostly) static cable.
Then, I should just be able to creat packet filter rules that allow any transaction originating from the internal network, that matches a specific service (Whether it be Citrix or email or whatever). That sounds right to me, but I may be WAY off base.
Thanks for your insight,
Ryan
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