No. Squid caches on the requested host name, and to avoid cache
pollution it does not trust that the IP address used by the client is
a valid IP address for the requested site.
What you can and should do if you are running a transparent proxy is
to make sure the two uses the same DNS server.
If you are not running a transparent proxy then all DNS resolving is
forced to Squid. The client won't care to look up DNS data in such
configuration.
Regards
Henrik
On Friday 21 June 2002 18.01, Timofey A. Bychkov wrote:
> Is it possible to force ALL DNS resolving to client, NOT to SQUID!
> How to disable Sduid's DNS resolving and DNS caching?
Received on Fri Jun 21 2002 - 15:57:25 MDT
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