Squid Proxy Server On Linux: Anonymous browsing & filtering
Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: aac, 441000 Hz
Language: English | VTT | Size: 1.43 GB | Duration: 3 hours

What you'll learn
Learn how to install a Squid proxy server to use as a web gateway, for anonymizing proxy server or even as a reverse proxy
Configure Squid server as Internet gateway for LAN users
Create different access control lists used for user access and web filtering
Setup anonymizing web proxy
Much more...

Requirements
Windows/Linux/Mac computer with GUI
Basic working knowledge of computers
Network/Linux knowledge is a plus but not required
Description
COURSE OBJECTIVE

In this course you will be introduced to the open source web proxy server called Squid. Knowing how to set up a Squid proxy server is a sure way to gain job skills and excel as a IT administrator.

You will learn how to:

Filter internet access

Limit browsing speed

Allow or deny access to clients

Setup an anonymized web proxy, used to surf the Internet anonymously etc.

Install all prerequisites for successful installation of Squid with yum or from the source (VirtualBox, CentOS, SSH client).

How to configure the core of Squid proxy server-access control lists, which control who can access what resource on the web.

How to watch log files

How to limit bandwidth

How to save money when replacing proprietary systems with a free Squid proxy server

All sections of the course will have relevant exercises for you to do, so you can practice your new skills so that you can use them practically in your own job afterwards.

WHAT IS SQUID PROXY SERVER?

Squid is a 20 year old open source software mostly installed on UNIX-like systems such as