Can mikrotik work as Cascaded Proxy

Hi All


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Our ISP gives us only proxy server without any gateways.
They give us this proxy server :
172.30.7.211 Port : 808
When I try it on one computer it works.
I try also with CCPROXY software and it works and deliver internet to clients.

I need to deliver internet with mikrotik is it possible ??

I try many articles but I fail so please help …

Hi All

Is IT possible Or not ??

Do Any one try this situation Before ??

Yes this is possible. I have made such a system, works perfect.

Ok Fine

Can you help in my situation ??

Or send me setting of your working machine ..

I have never tried it but I think that you should create transparent proxy with parent proxy - the proxy from the ISP.

In fact I found an article on mikrotik wiki on that issue and I try it in
Many ways But I fail.

All this articles depends on that there is a gateway with the proxy but I do not
Have a gateway, it is a proxy only.

So I need help from some one who try this situation.

Thanks in advance

Any news ???

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Set the parent proxy the same as whatever your ISP requires.
Then try setting the Mikrotik as your proxy in your browser behind the Mikrotik - if that works, then work on the transparent redirection.
You may need to require explicit proxy configuration, though, because SSL redirection won’t work transparently using the Mikrotik proxy (at least that seems to be the consensus in threads I’ve read on this topic)

Mr. ZeroByte

Thanks for your concern
Ok I will Try, but which Route I should add as a gateway as I do not have one
And What is the NAT rule I should Add.

Thanks Again

If they’re not forwarding IP to/from the Internet, then you don’t really have a gateway, right? The most routing you require is that you have a route towards the ISP’s proxy -

Again, I suggest that you experiment with it first by configuring your browser to use the Mikrotik as a proxy.

Once that works, then you can set the LAN hosts to use the Mikrotik’s LAN address as the default GW, and place a dstnat rule:
chain=dstnat protocol=tcp dst-port=80 action=redirect to-ports=8080