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      leap
      last edited by

      I'm using PFsense 2.0 Beta1 Fresh Install with Squid 2. My ISP proxy frequently got very slow and failed to fetch web pages.

      This is my currently network

      ISP –----------> my proxy.server (202.156.xx.xx))
              |
      Debian/Proxy server (gw and squid server)
              |
        LAN 192.168.1.0/24

      I configured as transparent mode on port 3128 to my debian/proxy server that bypass ISP proxy to my proxy server. everything working fine.

      But i would need to improve my network to the diagram below

      ISP/Proxy ---------------------------------> My Proxy server (202.156.xx.xx)
            |
      PFSense (gw)
            |
      Servers
            |
        Lan

      I want my LAN to use my proxy server (202.156.xx.xx), so  i tried to enable transparent mode on PFSense machine and upstream forwarding to my Proxy server (202.156.xx.xx) but it did not working. it always detected my ISP proxy instead of my proxy server.

      Please advise

      Thanks in advance

      Leap

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        leap
        last edited by

        Hello everyone,

        Please help me on this.

        Thanks

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          razorback
          last edited by

          Sounds like your isp is running a transparent proxy and intercepting the requests. Maybe setup an openvpn tunnel between your firewalls to bypass their proxy

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            mhab12
            last edited by

            I was about to write the same as razorback yesterday.  The odd thing is that the Debian box was able to successfully bypass the ISP proxy.  What versions of Squid were/are you running on the Debian box and pfSense package?

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              leap
              last edited by

              i am using 2.7.3 stable on debian and 2.7.8 on Pfsense.
              My ISP already allowed my IP address to bypass their proxy server. But i still want to redirect to my own proxy server.

              Thanks

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