Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on March 03, 2007 12:03 AM
Thanks for the update. I'm sorry to hear that the functionality is still missing.
For the record ISA and BorderManager rely on a client side applet that handles the authentication behind the scenes. They both work with any browser and most any other application too. The applet tells the proxy server who is logged on to the workstation and the proxy server can then allow access based on user, group, IP addresses, protocol, url, time, etc.
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Re:What's New In Squid?
Posted by: Anonymous Coward on March 03, 2007 12:03 AMFor the record ISA and BorderManager rely on a client side applet that handles the authentication behind the scenes. They both work with any browser and most any other application too. The applet tells the proxy server who is logged on to the workstation and the proxy server can then allow access based on user, group, IP addresses, protocol, url, time, etc.
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