Use squid in Windows to open proxy Server _ server other

In the article "Break through the company network blockade, explore the unlimited network" in the paper, the solution is to use Ccproxy to establish proxy server. Ccproxy is a graphical interface program, the use of relatively simple, but there are two problems: first ccproxy is not free software, unregistered version can provide only 3 connections, the other is from performance or stability is not particularly satisfying.

Later found himself indeed ignorant, unix/linux under the famous open source free agent software squid (www.squid-cache.org) is a native version of Windows squidnt. So, if squid is out, who is the one to contend with?

Squid is also simple to install under Windows, including a few steps:

1. Download Squid

Can download the source code of their own compilation, of course, more convenient is the direct download binary files. Download the list here: http://www.acmeconsulting.it/SquidNT/, or directly from the following link:

squid-2.6–squid-2.7

2. Installation and Configuration

The installation configuration process is simple.

Installation: Directly unzip the previously downloaded zip file to C:\squid

Configuration:

To the C:\SQUID\ETC directory, Copy Squid.conf.default to Squid.conf,mime.conf.default for Mime.conf,cachemgr.conf.default as cachemgr.conf. If you have special configuration requirements, you can modify the default port of Squid.conf,squid is 3128, we need to modify this line:

Http_port 3128 changed to Http_port 25

Service installation and initialization: to the C:\squid\sbin directory, execute the following command:

Installation Services: Squid–i

Initialize cache directory structure: squid-z

Well, done, is not more simple than ccproxy configuration, ah, restart the machine or command line to perform "net start squid" start service, and then through the proxy access, is not very convenient and quick ah?