i was wandering how i could setup my own proxy server at home so that i dont have to re-download already viewed content within my network. does anybody know how i could set this up? thanks
Setting up a home proxy server
You might want to check out Squid, a free, open-source web-proxy program. You can download binaries here: http://www.squid-cache.org/binaries.html
is that for server 2003? im looking for a server 2003 compatible program sorry
Go for winproxy.It has the features you have asked for. if you want to share only the internet connection, then AnalogX and CCProxy is sufficient.
| NuniPio wrote: |
| is that for server 2003? im looking for a server 2003 compatible program sorry |
you might want to try ISA server 2004 if you want to configure a proxy server with firewall.
I've used Squid extensively - great program, though it doesn't run on Windows.
If you do use Squid, make sure you don't use RAID5 - its the worst combination.
If you do use Squid, make sure you don't use RAID5 - its the worst combination.
use winproxy and setup the cache function
Or you could use wingate. It's good enough
that I have running a proxy by an old pc ( pc 133 / 96mb).
and it's work great.
If you got and problem, just post here.
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that I have running a proxy by an old pc ( pc 133 / 96mb).
and it's work great.
If you got and problem, just post here.
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