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Subject: FW: FW: Proxy WWW through firewall
From: "Bai, Mario" <BAIM @ itg . viacom . com>
Date: Thu, 06 Apr 95 09:34:00 PDT
To: firewalls <firewalls @ greatcircle . com>
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Seems like I'm missing something here. Why have a proxy outside the 
firewall? What does that gain you? Are you utilizing it as just a cache? 
CERN's proxy will proxy all info (ftp,gopher,wais,and http) if you have 
sockd running on the bastion host.
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From: firewalls-owner
To: BAIM; Mario)
Cc: firewalls
Subject: Re: FW: Proxy WWW through firewall
Date: Wednesday, April 05, 1995 5:08PM

>
>
> Put the proxy *behind* the firewall, point the clients to it and proxy 
over
> the firewall (using something like socks) .... or *not recommended* run 
the
> proxy on the firewall, and point the clients to it.  Why did you decide to 

> put the proxy outside the firewall?

I disagree.  The proxy should go outside the firewall: Cern reached
with a simple app gateway or via a bastion allowed IP address works
just fine.  I don't want to use socks or a whole bunch of other
proxies for wais, gopher, http, ftp, etc.


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