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i have linux server and local area network 192.168.1/24 and i configure a proxy which is working if i go to the explorer-internet options-connections-proxy 192.168.1.11 port 8080
it works, but clients delete proxy after i did that and they can go without proxy ...
now i want to obligate that
no, that *IS* what you're asking for, he means you should block access to any other system on those ports. quite how you do it with the minimal information you have given us is a different question. why is this box routing in the first place? should you not just disable routing on it? are you using some firewall gui on this box already? just add port 80 and 443 to the block list there.
as i mentioned i have squid proxy working well, but it work for the local post only if i set the proxy ip for them and port(they can disable proxy after i change it), and that is not what i dont want
i would advise against an automatic proxy myself, it's much nicer to have them correctly using it directly, as you then have more clarity and visibility of what's going on. if you do want a transparent proxy, then there are many many docs online about the iptables and squid modifications to do this.
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