Showing posts with label Squid Server. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Squid Server. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 01, 2011

How to Configure Squid Proxy Server in Ubuntu [Guest Post]

By Dr. Muhammad Saleem, PHD
Pakistan Center for Advanced Studies in Engineering

Squid is a popular proxy and web cache server. It is used for a variety of purposes e.g. increase in speed of a web server through caching of most recently accessed pages, security through packet filtering. It was designed to support HTTP and FTP protocols. However, it now also includes support for TLS, SSL and HTTPS. Squid is available for all Unix-like operating systems as well as Windows. The Squid is an excellent solution ranging from small offices to large enterprise networks. Remember, PC reserved for Squid must have large amount of physical memory because it maintains an in-memory cache for higher performance. One more thing: it can threat the privacy of clients because it can log URLs, date and time of access, requester’s identification etc. 

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