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We are Running with Fedora C3, also configured for Squid 2.5 as a Proxy Server. Now we want to allow users on M$ Windows 2000 Clients to use Microsot Outlook through proxy. I have allowed Safe Ports 110 & 25 in squid.conf
Squid is not a mail proxy. It's for proxying and caching of HTTP, FTP, and other URLs.
What do you want to proxy; pop3, imap and smtp or a combination of the three?
I wanted to configure the mail clients proxy settings to use squid to get to the internet. I cudn't find any where in M$ Outlook the option to configure proxy settings. just like for example if u want to chat with messengers u have to first configure the proxy settings to poin to theproxy server if u are using one on your network to surf the instead of direct connection to the internet.
Anyways thnx for ur reply i solved the problem with iptables MASQUERADE
Hi to all
Any body tell me how can i configure linux as a mail server(like Microsoft exchange is a Windows NT Server based mail server)and what mail server package i should use? I'm using Red Hat Linux. Thanx
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