There is a minimum, high maintenance way that you can muck with the DNS 
proxy for a few given addresses that is native on monowall.  On the 
other hand, we have been setting this up through squid on a separate 
server. The smaller clients have 3128/tcp redirected to our central 
squid through the VPN, whereas the larger clients generally prefer to 
have their own in-house proxy. There are several products that relate to 
squid which can enhance filtering and or monitoring.

Mark Pierce
Xerberos, Madrid


Andrew Greenwood wrote:

>I don't know if something like this already exists for BSD, but I'd imagine
>it'd be part of the DNS proxy if it does.
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>From: "Mr Paul J Ogilvie" <support at stmc dot bc dot ca>
>To: <m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch>
>Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 4:01 PM
>Subject: [m0n0wall] Website Filtering Plug-in?
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>>Does anyone know if there is some sort of web filter that can be added to
>>m0n0wall?  We are looking to add in the ability to deny access to certain
>>websites based on either name or content, to the all already rock solid
>>abilities of the m0n0wall.  Any ideas or suggestions?
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>>Thanks.
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