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Its very nice to know all above stuff and I've implemented with your help, now I'm facing a problem which is ULTRASURF, there is a tool available on windows platform which connects to squid proxy on port 9666 and passes data in encrypted mode and my squid box is not able to block it.
Please help me out...
shahsaifi, please do not resurrect dead threads. I've moved your post into a thread of its own. That said, if you know this is using port 9666 then all you'd need to do is make an ACL for that port and then deny access to matching requests. Example:
Code:
acl UltraSurf port 9666
http_access deny UltraSurf
Saying "it's not working" doesn't help us help you. You should instead post the log snippets which can show us what is getting through. That way we can tell you what changes to make to your Squid configuration.
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