I was just wondering does webmin have any internet application that I can access from a port like 192.168.1.90:67 and it would open a search engine that i can use the internet from.
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Thats not what I meant. I mean accessing a browser like chrome inside another browser so I open chrome on my computer and goto 192.168.1.92:55 and it loads up chrome within the browser. I want to use this so i can port forward and bypass search restrictions at my work place.
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Thats not what I meant. I mean accessing a browser like chrome inside
another browser so I open chrome on my computer and goto 192.168.1.92:55
and it loads up chrome within the browser. I want to use this so i can
port forward and bypass search restrictions at my work place.
That's called a VPN.
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Webmin has a core module for IPsec and a third party module for OpenVPN, if you want to use it to manage your installation of one of those methods to setup a VPN.
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I was just wondering does webmin have any internet application that I can access from a port like 192.168.1.90:67 and it would open a search engine that i can use the internet from.
What you want is called a web proxy. Webmin has a module for managing Squid, which is a very popular web caching proxy server.
You can find documentation and such for Squid here:
http://www.squid-cache.org/
And, the documentation for Webmin's Squid module here:
http://doxfer.webmin.com/Webmin/Squid_Proxy_Server
All of the popular Linux distributions, as well as the BSDs, have an easy to install package of Squid in their software repository.
Thats not what I meant. I mean accessing a browser like chrome inside another browser so I open chrome on my computer and goto 192.168.1.92:55 and it loads up chrome within the browser. I want to use this so i can port forward and bypass search restrictions at my work place.
On Sun, 30 Oct 2016, Jamie360.bat wrote:
Webmin has a core module for IPsec and a third party module for OpenVPN, if you want to use it to manage your installation of one of those methods to setup a VPN.