On Thu, 21 Sep 1995 aisecur!jkordell @
uu9 .
psi .
com wrote:
>
> Is it possible to configure a httpd proxy so that when a local
> workstation browser requests a page from the internet the
> request is redirected to a httpd proxy server on a local host which
> in turn forwards the request to a httpd proxy server on a remote
> host which then "connects" to the internet web server which
> the workstation originally requested? (Whew!) What tools (FWTK...) would
> be necessary? Is there any hope that response time through
> these proxy layers would be even marginally acceptable? Thanks!
No problem. The browser will have to be setup to use a proxy server.
With the CERN server you can setup an internal host to accept the
request and configure it to connect to another proxy, say on a firewall.
This way you can use a single box as an internal web server and a caching
proxy as well:)
--- David Miller
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It's *amazing* what one can accomplish when
one doesn't know what one can't do!
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