[squid-users] Using Squid to Create Multiple Proxy IP's

[john huggins]

Okay so if I create multiple private IP addresses on my virtual service
provider, how would I go about using them with squid.

My goal: to use these IP's to spoof my public IP. If one gets banned or
goes dead, I just go to my network setting on my local machine and change
the proxy to an active "spoofed ip"

*im trying to use the correct terminology to the best of my ability, in
order to explain. So if I use the wrong wording I apologize, since using
proxy servers are new to me.

On Wednesday, October 26, 2016, Amos Jeffries <squid3 at treenet.co.nz> wrote:

> On 27/10/2016 3:18 p.m., john huggins wrote:
> > Okay maybe this makes more sense.. Can I assign multiple private IP's to
> it
> > all at once
> >
>
> Um ...
>
> The basic/default configuration of Squid does not involve IP assignments
> at all. Just a listening port (3128) receiving all traffic sent to that
> port on any IP that machine has been configured to use (including
> localhost, local-scope, link-local, etc).
>
> Listening on just one IP:port is an optional extra you have to configure
> explicitly. That can be manually repeated for multiple IPs.
>
> You can also configure Squid to listen on a hostname:port and setup DNS
> to have a few IPs for that hostname. For when you want multiple IPs but
> not everything assigned to the machine.
>
> Amos
>
>

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