Easy to use firewall and invisible proxy?

[Paul Mooring]

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I've been using pfSense w/ OpenDNS for a while, it's got a pluging for a
transparent squid proxy that supports content filtering, it's fairly
automated to set up so it shouldn't be too difficult for them, although
configuring it to work with content filtering and OpenDNS (as a DNS
fowarder for the LAN) requires a little networking knowledge

Alan Dayley wrote:
> Recomendations sought: Easy to use firewall and invisible proxy.
> 
> I have friends and family that want a firewall and invisible proxy
> with content filtering as a gateway on their Internet connection.  I
> know some of the usual suspects like IPCop[1] with Copfilter[2].
> Dan's Guardian[3] is also nice for content filtering but does not
> always behave well with Copfilter.
> 
> So, rather than continue my late night search, I thought I'd ask here
> about possible solutions.  There must be some out there already, such
> as those used in schools and the like.  Does anyone have some
> recommendations?
> 
> Alan
> 
> [1]http://www.ipcop.org
> [2]http://www.copfilter.org
> [3]http://dansguardian.org
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