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in squid you can define the 2 areas with acl's and then just reconfigure the system when you want to change the group ...
are they on different netmasks, or networks?
hardest bit would be if you had an agressive DHCP server that didn't remember connection IP's ...
are they on different netmasks, or networks?
hardest bit would be if you had an agressive DHCP server that didn't remember connection IP's ...
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well another way of doing it would be to have 2 proxy servers, or server daemons.
squid can run on the same machine at different ports with different configurations. you could set up 1 room to talk to one specific port and set up the other to talk to the other, then turn the daemons on and off manually to control which room is active.
this will allow you to control them even if DHCP changes their IP addresses ... downside is that a person in a room could modify their proxy settings to allow them to access the web via the other proxy daemon.
squid can run on the same machine at different ports with different configurations. you could set up 1 room to talk to one specific port and set up the other to talk to the other, then turn the daemons on and off manually to control which room is active.
this will allow you to control them even if DHCP changes their IP addresses ... downside is that a person in a room could modify their proxy settings to allow them to access the web via the other proxy daemon.
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