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[SAGE] HTTP proxy w/ Virus protection
- To: sage-members@sage.org
- Subject: [SAGE] HTTP proxy w/ Virus protection
- From: John Reddy <john.reddy@gmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 3 Jan 2006 15:19:33 -0500
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I'm looking for advice on HTTP proxy servers for our user community.
We have a squid installation running on Debian Linux, and currently
use squidGuard for content filtering. The environment is several P4
Xeons serving a community of about 3000 users. My goal is to get
Virus filtering and hostile java protection pushed to out to the
proxies (in addition to desktop protections... there's never enough
protection).
Does anyone have a product or products they recommend (or simply point
me in the direction of) that could work within that framework? I'm
not opposed to swapping out software packages, but we've got the
standard "nearly-nonexistent" budget.
-John Reddy