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Re: what http/https/ftp/smts proxy/relay to use on a network firewall



On 2007-03-20 tom winter wrote:
> i'm trying to replace an ISA server used as proxy for incoming 
> connections to a web and a mail server with a linux box.
> The iptables part is clear, also squid as proxy for client web access... 
> but What can be used for layer 3 proxies for server publications?

What exactly is a "layer 3 proxy for server publications" supposed to
be?

> http proxy should be able to:
> termination https connections (use http to internal servers)

Why would you want to break https?

> handle (s)ftp (maybe a separate component)

Why would you want to break ssh?

> link translation (replace internal links from the https servers)
> no chaching needed

Apache can be used as a reverse proxy.

> smtp relay (or proxy) should be able to
> deny smtp sessoins for unknown recipients
> use blacklists

I'd recommend Postfix, though virtually any MTA should do.

Regards
Ansgar Wiechers
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