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Old 06-29-2003, 04:17 PM   #1
scotttiamit
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Squid Proxy - Log


If you run Squid Proxy and validate the users on an Windows NT domain, is the users access written in the log file use the users name (or login) taken from NT, or the IP Address. The reason I ask is that we will be using Terminal Services with access to the internet via the Linux machine running Squid Proxy. Hense this will mean that all requests will come from the same IP address (the Windows Terminal Services Machine) but different user logins (whatever user is logged in).

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