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<p>Hi!</p>
<p>I am trying to set up delay pools for AD authenticated users.</p>
<p>I run Squid 3.4.8 in a Debian 8 server.</p>
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<p>I configured come delay pools, but they really don't have effect. What I want to do is to provide full bandwidth for some pages and create a delay for ALL the others. This is because I can't restrict internet surfing and I need a solution and control bandwidth
usage.</p>
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<p>(Squid is working without problems with AD, so I will omit some directives about authentication )<br>
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<p>For example:<br>
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<p>#****************************ACLs**************************#</p>
<p><span>acl AD_Standard external Grupos_AD Standard</span><br>
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<p>acl redLocal src 90.0.0.0/22<br>
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<p><span>#****************************Delay Pools**************************#</span></p>
<p><span>delay_pools 3<br>
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<p>delay_class 1 4<br>
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<div>delay_access 1 allow AD_Standard socialNets<br>
delay_access 1 deny all<br>
delay_parameters 1 32000/32000 8000/8000 600/64000 1000/10000<br>
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delay_class 2 1<br>
<div>delay_parameters 2 -1/-1<br>
delay_access 2 allow redLocal redLocal<br>
delay_access 2 allow redLocal oficiales<br>
delay_access 2 allow redLocal diarios<br>
delay_access 2 allow redLocal bancos<br>
delay_access 2 allow redLocal tarjCred<br>
delay_access 2 allow redLocal inmueble<br>
delay_access 2 allow redLocal mails<br>
delay_access 2 allow redLocal externos<br>
delay_access 2 allow redLocal varias<br>
delay_access 2 allow redLocal servicios<br>
delay_access 2 deny all<br>
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<div>delay_class 3 4<br>
delay_parameters 3 32000/32000 8000/8000 10000/64000 15000/50000<br>
delay_access 3 allow AD_Standard all<br>
delay_access 3 deny all<br>
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#*******************************************************************************************#<br>
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So, I am creating three delay_pools, the first one provides 10KB for each user (for the AD group Standard), no matters hoy many hosts are logged in; the second one provides full usage of the bandwidth for my local network to access those pages; the third delay
provides up to 50KB for the ALL the websites, with exception of those defined in the delay 2. Is this correct?<br>
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Thanks in advance.<br>
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