Summary
We have learned a lot about access control lists and access list rules in this chapter. We had a detailed look at the various types of ACL and how to construct ACL lists for different scenarios. We took examples describing a general situation in which we needed to use a mixture of ACL types and rules to achieve the desired access control.
Specifically, we covered:
- Different types of ACL which can identify individual requests and replies.
- Different types of access list rules which can be used to control access to various components of the Squid proxy server.
- Achieving desired access control by mixing various ACL types with access rules.
- Testing our new Squid configuration with the
squidclientbefore actually using it in a production environment. ...
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