On Wed, 2005-06-29 at 10:12 -0300, Marcelo Magno T. Sales wrote: > Hi, > > I have a MS ISA Server in my network which is used solely for > controlling Internet access. For Windows workstations, it has an > installable client that transparently authenticates users with the > server using their Active Directory credentials, given when logging on. > I'm migrating several machines in the network to linux, and would like a > similar solution to control Internet access for linux clients. I've read > about squid authenticating against an LDAP base, but only for HTTP > access. Is there a linux based solution for controlling Internet access > by user and by protocol? For example, I want it to be possible to > configure it so that groupA would have access to POP3, SMTP, and HTTP, > groupB would have access to MSN, FTP and a HTTP for a given group of > domains, and so on. > I was studying nufw (www.nufw.org), which seemed to solve my problem > using an iptables module, but this site has been off-line for several > weeks now :( > If possible, I would like a linux based solution that would authenticate > linux and windows users against an LDAP base (such as MS AD) and allow > me to create filters based on LDAP users and groups. Or, at least, a way > to configure linux to authenticate in MS ISA Server. > > TIA, > > Marcelo > Marcelo, www.nufw.org seems to be up at the moment. Bob...
