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    Squid blocking external visitors to our websites (Solved)

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      smicschool
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      I'm running pfSense 2.2.4 with Squid 3.4.10.

      Squid is working but it would block external visitors to our websites (displays the standard squid error page).

      How to I let visitors in? (I don't want to use reverse proxy now if possible, I just hope to get one thing working at a time)

      I have googled for several hours to no avail.

      Thank you!

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        KOM
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        BY default, squid will only act as a web cache of the public Internet for your LAN users.  In that scenario, I don't know how squid would be blocking external users on WAN from accessing your web site.  Did you enable the reverse mode settings?

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          doktornotor Banned
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          I cannot see how on earth is Squid involved here unless you produced some giant PEBKAC such as transparent Squid on WAN.

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            smicschool
            last edited by

            Thank you all! Much much appreciated!

            Yup, that's it, I selected my WAN's in my proxy interface setting which is wrong.

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              doktornotor Banned
              last edited by

              OK, good that it works now. :)

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