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Subject: [Masq] [Masq] masq speed and squid
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hi there,
Thank for answer , it was useful . as up arise the squid , can it be work
with ipmasq, from your explanation i assume it can be done. Squid was a
cache proxy and as proxy it aslo can done and give a result quictly same as
ipmasq. is true?
ok thank
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Squid works as an explicit or transparent caching proxy. That is you can
choose either to hide it from your users (as many ISP's now do) or not.
Since it caches web page retrievals, and can actually complete downloads
while the client machine is busied out, the user perceives greater speed on
their web browser when using squid.
Yes it works WITH ip masq, either on the same machine, or "behind" an IPMASQ
firewall. It's up to you.
For the best of all worlds couple; squid, ipmasq/ipchains, and your own
DNS...
-JMS
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