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      edicastro
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      my network topology is this:
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      I has a internal webserver and I access by external name https://www.site.com. work normaly without squid. but with squid my LAN network dont access the web server. with squid just open the webgui of psense when accessing https://www.site.com. apparently NAT Reflection dont work with squid. how to resolv?

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        DaddyGo @edicastro
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        @edicastro said in Nat reflection dont work with squid:

        NAT Reflection dont work with squid

        Hi,

        Listen, this might help (transparent mode):
        https://forum.netgate.com/topic/39674/squid-transparent-proxy-breaks-1-1-nat-nat-reflection

        Cats bury it so they can't see it!
        (You know what I mean if you have a cat)

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          edicastro @DaddyGo
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          @DaddyGo work with combination: nat port foward + dns override + squid by pass . PFsense need improve your algorithm for more simple solutions. pfsense + squid is much problematic

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            DaddyGo @edicastro
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            @edicastro said in Nat reflection dont work with squid:

            pfsense + squid is much problematic

            Yeah,.... 😉

            basically pfSense is well configurable, Squid is just an option
            Squid is hard to configure everywhere these days, just think of evolving HTTPS

            Cats bury it so they can't see it!
            (You know what I mean if you have a cat)

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