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How to setup proxy with parent proxy without being transparent / gateway

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    tperrin
    last edited by Sep 24, 2021, 1:51 PM

    Hello everyone :)

    I have a question about the squid setup.

    Here is my setup (I'm removing parts that are non-essential to my explanation):

    Network A ---> Network B ---> Network C ---> Internet
    192.168.0.0/16 -> 10.24.1.0/24 -> 10.78.13.0/24 -> The rest

    Before I just had access to network A and had hardware in there. My pfsense is setup with one IP in network A and one IP in network B.

    My upstream proxy is on network C.

    Now I have to manage hosts that are on network B.

    pfsense is only a device on network B, and has a default gateway on that same network, that other hosts have as well.

    pfsense is the only device that is allowed to do requests to the upstream proxy. So if I have a device on network B and I want to send proxy requests, I have to go through the pfsense first. I can't put it as a gateway, otherwise I'll get asymetric routing and that's never good.

    I don't want to setup a transparent proxy, I just want to setup squid and say that for http / ftp / https requests, squid should handle those and forward them to my upstream proxy in network C.

    Thanks for any help you can give me :)

    Happy firewalling !

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      tperrin
      last edited by Sep 27, 2021, 2:02 PM

      OK Quick update, this is done using "Remote cache" in the config (the entire tab is done with this).

      I now have a working proxy for http requests, and I'm not sure on how to apply the same thing (forward every request to upstream proxy) for https without having to setup a CA.

      Any ideas?

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