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      podilarius
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      @semperfi:

      hi sir, my PFSense box is on transparent bridge mode. where LAN and WAN is set to none and the only interface that has an IP was the OPT1 (192.168.0.2) where I assign the bridge.

      Where can I put this command sir what option will i use?

      thanks,

      There are a couple of places. You can get on the console with a keyboard or you can enable ssh and do it remotely in a ssh console session.

      Squid is a proxy and as such is going to need an IP address. The processes goes PC -> LAN -> localhost proxy -> WAN -> remote server. Since the proxy is running on localhost, is going to need some translation and that is going to require an IP address. If you don't have an extra one, then you are not going to be able to use a proxy service.

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        semperfi
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        I cant get what are you saying sir,

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          semperfi
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          Do u mean i will provide an extra IP for my proxy server, not the existing IP of OPT1,

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            podilarius
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            Yes, This is because of how squid works. It is the man in the middle, as in it communicates to remote servers on behalf of the system it is protecting. If you have a fast internet with no caps, it is really not necessary, unless you are using it to block access to certain websites.

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              semperfi
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              In what interface can I assign my new IP?

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                podilarius
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                OPT1 or WAN, you just have to create a NAT rule for 127.0.0.1 to use on the outbound NAT.

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                  semperfi
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                  hi sir still I cant forward port 3128 to to port 8080 for my dansguardian. to use transparent proxy from this setup bridge mode of pfsense..
                  Thanks

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                    semperfi
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                    sir how can i make my pfsense as router mode only?

                    thanks

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                      podilarius
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                      In advanced setting under firewall, you check the box to disable firewalling. You then just have to setup the routing table.

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                        semperfi
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                        sir how can i use limiter for upload and download with my pfsense box in transparent bridge mode?
                        tnx,,,

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                          podilarius
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                          Honestly don't know. I have never used the limiter. My guess would be to setup the limits and on your firewall rule use the in/out setting. I tried once, but it didn't work and I was not in the mood to learn it. So I just used traffic shaping.

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