My lab is setup as such: Hypervisor host Squid VM Test VM 1 (windows) Test VM 2 (windows) Test VM 3 (windows)
I have my proxies setup in the squid config. On the test vms I have the windows proxy settings pointing to the squid IP and port. If I check the public IP on that vm it shows up as the proxy IP. And in the proxy logs I see traffic going out. The issue I'm having is that some external services are seeing the hosts public IP for the test vms and not the proxy ip. Squid config: *# First proxyhttp_port 3127acl port3127_acl myport 3127cache_peer PROXYIP parent 9229 0 proxy-only no-query no-digest login=USERNAME:PASSWORDcache_peer_access PROXYIP allow port3127_aclcache_peer_access PROXYIP deny allnever_direct allow port3127_aclnever_direct allow allhttp_access allow port3127_acl# Deny caching on all proxies (optional)cache deny all# Default access controlhttp_access deny alldns_nameservers 127.0.0.1forwarded_for offrequest_header_access X-Forwarded-For deny all* I'm not exactly sure how squid handles all dns traffic. I feel like this might be a dns issue. I tried using google dns and the squid server ip as dns on the test vms but same issue. I started to mess around with dnsmasq installed on squid but I'm not sure if I'm going down the right path or not.
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