Hey,

Since it's a local net proxy and if the proxy is firewalled on the network level I would run the next test(related to the output):


On 11/04/2016 09:40, --Ahmad-- wrote:
2016/04/11 09:25:53| Processing: http_access allow rdp
2016/04/11 09:25:53| Processing: dns_nameservers 8.8.8.8 10.12.0.33
2016/04/11 09:25:53| Processing: never_direct allow all
2016/04/11 09:25:53| Processing: cache_peer  10.12.0.32 parent  80 0 no-query no-digest default
2016/04/11 09:25:53| Processing: http_access allow localnet
2016/04/11 09:25:53| Processing: http_access deny allsrc
2016/04/11 09:25:53| Initializing https proxy context

I would add to the first line of squid.conf for a test
acl connect method CONNECT
http_access allow all CONNECT
http_access allow all

Use "squid -kreconf" to reload the settings and it should be allowed.
If it works then you will need to just allow the CONNECT using an acl with the RDP port.

I am not sure how squid is ok with this line:
2016/04/11 09:25:53| Processing: acl rdp dat XXXX.XX.70.0/24

It should be something like "src" instead of "dat" and also you might want to restrict using the http_access rules the CONNECT with the destination rdp port.

http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/config/acl/

The other option is to add the acl:
acl Safe_ports port 3389        # RDP

Eliezer
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