[K12OSN] Squid / SquidGuard architecture

[Dan Bentson-Royal]

There are people on this list that know lots more than me on this, but 
here's my take...

bear2bar at netscape.net wrote:
1) Should this setup on a single server or two ?
      I'm assuming you are just running squidGuard and not DansGuardian, 
If that's right, then I can tell you that I've run mine on a single 
server just fine. I think you can even run them both if you want. See:
      http://desktops.linux.com/desktops/04/07/01/1833212.shtml
> 1a) If one how ? I get everything blocked or nothing 
      Look at:
           http://www.squidguard.org/config/#example05
      to see how to have some users filtered and others not filtered.

> 1b) If two what SW goes on which box & how are they tied ? 
      Again, I only use 1 server
> 2) Should  this/these servers be on their own switch/hub 
connected to the outside world & then anoother connection
to a switch/hub for the lab ?
      If you are only filtering one lab, I'd have the squid box
      on the same switch that the lab is on.
> thank you for your HELP 
> 
> norbert
> 
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