web proxy software

Is anyone currently using some web proxy software on their home network?

I need to setup a web proxy to allow a remote site of mine to access the
internet - only needs to be for a few days whilst we have our cisco kit
configured.

Any recommendations ... just need basic web proxy for half a dozen users for
upto a week so one that comes with a full functional trial would be fine
too - theres a lot out there and some of them look dodgy so prefer a
recommendation of someone who has one in use.

In article <46656346$0$644$(E-Mail Removed)>, jas0n
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> Is anyone currently using some web proxy software on their home network?
>
> I need to setup a web proxy to allow a remote site of mine to access the
> internet - only needs to be for a few days whilst we have our cisco kit
> configured.
>
> Any recommendations ... just need basic web proxy for half a dozen users for
> upto a week so one that comes with a full functional trial would be fine
> too - theres a lot out there and some of them look dodgy so prefer a
> recommendation of someone who has one in use.
>
>
>
Squid is a popular free/open HTTP proxy that I used when I was on a
dialup connection - I don't recall any problems, but that was quite a
while ago. It can be made to run on Windows but if you have a spare
machine you might prefer to run it on Linux/*BSD.

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2007 14:21:43 +0100, sefini jorgo geanyet des mani yeof do
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do marikano es bono tan el:

>Is anyone currently using some web proxy software on their home network?

Yes - Freeproxy:
http://www.handcraftedsoftware.org/

deKay
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jas0n wrote:

> Is anyone currently using some web proxy software on their home network?
>
> I need to setup a web proxy to allow a remote site of mine to access the
> internet - only needs to be for a few days whilst we have our cisco kit
> configured.

http://tinyurl.com/mce

Very simple proxy server, I used it when on dialup and experimenting
with my NAT router, works fine on my local network as well.

Geoff Lane