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Hi!
I'm also interested in this feature, and I still haven't found a way to set rules per group of users via GUI.
@fabian & @monstermania: Could you, please, tell us which are the proxy config files? Please, excuse me if this is an obvious "rtfm" question... Or just tell us the folder(s)...

With regards,
Daniel Tase Guerra

Saludos.
Estoy buscando también solución a cómo configurar el proxy para permitir a determinados usuarios acceso a diferentes websites o servicios, de una manera jerárquica, algo similar a la estructura del directorio activo de windows en la empresa donde trabajo.
¿Es esto posible?
En un intento, aún sin probar, creé archivos /usr/local/etc/squid/pre-auth/pre.conf y /usr/local/etc/squid/post-auth-post.conf en espera de que de esta manera funcione... Luego les digo...

Gracias,
Daniel Tasé Guerra

Hello, OPNsense team! please, excuse my english...
First, congratulations for your excellent work.
I plan to use OPNsense 17.1 in the local subnet of my enterprise, trying to enforce security in our LAN by configuring the network with the firewall, proxy and IDS services according with our policies.
So far with the firewall part, everything seems OK in tests, as we define the "common sense" rules to allow only traffic to/from our LAN and our 'parent' ISP.
Still untouched the intrusion detection part.
In the proxy configuration I can't see a way to differentiate users and/or hosts to allow different access levels to some urls or websites. For example: users A and B will have access to some sites, and users C and D to another sites.
Also, I defined an alias with the IPs from some users, hoping to use it in the acl definition of the proxy, but that's not possible, I think.

Please, can someone give me some tips?

Best regards,
Daniel Tase Guerra