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Title: how to add multiple IP in HTTP proxy access policy Post by: spmbalamurugan on Thursday 29 September 2011, 11:07:34 pm Hi
i configured HTTP proxy. and its working fine. My requirement is i neeed to set two different policy as i am described below. 1) 192.182.172.1-15 without proxy; but authentication method; full access permission 2) 192.182.172.16.-253 with proxy ; with authentication method ; with some content filtering Title: Re: how to add multiple IP in HTTP proxy access policy Post by: mrkroket on Friday 30 September 2011, 02:46:14 am It's not clear too me how do you want your setup.
Authentication method implies that you are using non-transparent proxy, but at the same time you said you want without proxy. You can't use transparent with authentication method. What you can do: -Set Proxy to transparent, filter out computers by IP/MAC with the permissions you want. -Set Proxy to non-transparent, create a first rule to allow all to IP's192.182.172.1-15, then create an rule with content filtering that applies to ALL. Rules are executed in order, the first that meet the req's is fired. Title: Re: how to add multiple IP in HTTP proxy access policy Post by: spmbalamurugan on Friday 30 September 2011, 04:47:09 pm Here I am explained clearly
1. I enabled "Not transparent Mode" and added the IP 192.182.172.1-15 under bypass transparent proxy 2.need to add rest of IPs in "Not transparent mode" with authentication method. My problem is to add the rest IPs one by one. It's not looklike fair and also i requested to my customer for make the multiple sunbnet .But they don't accept. My query is how to add IP range like other filewall ex: in fortigate i can add 192.168.x.[x-x] ,in Sonicwall from IP range and to IP range. Like that any idea to add IP range under HTTP proxy access policy. Title: Re: how to add multiple IP in HTTP proxy access policy Post by: mrkroket on Saturday 01 October 2011, 12:19:01 am As long as you managed the 1-15 range in the first rule, you can safely use 192.182.172.0/24 on the next rules.
I'm no sure if bypass transparent proxy applies on non-transparent. The best way is creating two rules, as I said before. Title: Re: how to add multiple IP in HTTP proxy access policy Post by: mrkroket on Saturday 01 October 2011, 12:22:45 am If not, you can use a IP range to CIDR calculator:
http://www.webboar.com/tools/ip2cidr/ (http://www.webboar.com/tools/ip2cidr/) 192.182.172.16-253 translates to 192.182.172.16/28 192.182.172.32/27 192.182.172.64/26 192.182.172.128/26 192.182.172.192/27 192.182.172.224/28 192.182.172.240/29 192.182.172.248/30 192.182.172.252/31 Title: Re: how to add multiple IP in HTTP proxy access policy Post by: spmbalamurugan on Monday 03 October 2011, 05:50:31 pm Thk u very much.... let me try and revert back to u
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