[squid-users] Authenticating Users - 2nd part

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Hi to all,
I wrote few days ago telling you about my problem with squid and
digital certificates.
In truth my problema would be quite different.
I have a customer who gave userid/passwd to its employee for browsing
on internet ( about 1000 people );
now about 3000 people use the net...
They use dhcp..:-( and all the infrastructure is based on Windows (
Netbios, Wins ).
Do you have some idea to authenticate the users who can surf net and
who does not ?
I mean a method that could not be exchanged with others.

THX in advance.

Regards,

A.

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Received on Sat Jan 12 2002 - 05:24:41 MST