- From: Ravindra S Ranasinghe <ravindra@axil.eureka.lk>
- Date: Thu, 18 Sep 1997 17:32:06 +0000
- To: www-proxy@www0.cern.ch
Dear Friends, I have a CERN caching proxy running on a sun ultra sparc machine. The proxy server is bounded to the port 82 of that sun machine. A Livingston Internet Router with dial-in facility is also connected to the network. This Livingston router does support IP filtering. We use this feature to set up IP filters on each dial-in port of the router. As a policy a http request on port 80 is restricted to the local network. That means if a http request is made on port 80 for any other web server out side the local network it is blocked by the Livingnston IP filter. However if the dial-in user wants to access any other web site he/she can send a request to port 82 of our caching proxy server. This set up works with any browser as long as the users browse the internet. However if a file is down-loaded through a web page the browsing session gets hang on. But this doesn't affect on the dial-up connection. It retains perfectly but transmission does not contnue. Is this a bug or something wrong with my configuration file. But the same file can be properly down-loaded without going through this caching proxy server provided that IP filters are not imposed to restrict htttp requset on port 80. Can anybody enlight me on this issue immediately. Regards Sanath
Received on Thursday, 18 September 1997 07:36:43 UTC