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Proxy Test This request appears NOT to have come via a proxy. The request appears to have originated from host xx-xx-xxx-xxx.access.telenet.be which has ip address xx-xx-xxx-xxx

VenimK

Using transparent Proxy

Using the webfilter, and when i check at http://www.lagado.com/proxy-test

I get this

This request appears NOT to have come via a proxy.

The request appears to have originated from host xx-xx-xxx-xxx.access.telenet.be which has ip address xx-xx-xxx-xxx

IS this normal, i 've  been using some other tools (on synology server application) and then it showed through proxy (squid)

Is there a  wrong

eth0 internal LAN 10,10,1,x DHCP

eth1 WAN DHCP ISP DNS



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    This is not an issue.  Its just that this "test" just looks at a few headers to guess if there is a proxy.  The UTM does not add those headers.  I don't recall if there is an backend option to add them if you really want.


    I know the SWA and the XG SF have a backend option for the Via header.

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    This is not an issue.  Its just that this "test" just looks at a few headers to guess if there is a proxy.  The UTM does not add those headers.  I don't recall if there is an backend option to add them if you really want.


    I know the SWA and the XG SF have a backend option for the Via header.

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