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I can ping internal and external IP addresses from a command shell, and I
can also resolve names through the internal and external DNS.  But, I cannot
HTTP (or anything else IP related) outside of the proxy server.

Does anyone have a setup script for connecting Redhat 6.0 through MS Proxy
Server?

--
Doug Thews
Director, Client Solutions
D&D Consulting Services

MS Proxy Server 2.0 has Socks Proxy for non-Windows hosts.  MS uses
SOCKS ver. 4.3a.

The MS SOCKS proxy will support Telnet, FTP, HTTP, and Gopher.  It will not
support apps that use UDP - Real Audio, VDOLive, MS Netshow, Quake, .....
other fun stuff.  The Winsock Proxy does do UDP.

More info on SOCKS - www.socks.nec.com
                                        www.socks.nec.com/socks4.protocol

There are also permissions and other configuration required on the Proxy
Server 2.0.

HTH, but probably not quite what you wanted to hear.

Phil

Quote:> I am having trouble configuring Netscape (or anything else) to work
through
> our proxy server (MS Proxy 2.0).  I configured Netscape to point to the
> proxy server (as I did for all of the other Win95 machines - which works
> fine).  But, I get an error message stating that the automated proxy
script
> was not recognized.  When I try to do this manually, I get an error
message
> stating that the host name is not found.

> I can ping internal and external IP addresses from a command shell, and I
> can also resolve names through the internal and external DNS.  But, I
cannot
> HTTP (or anything else IP related) outside of the proxy server.

> Does anyone have a setup script for connecting Redhat 6.0 through MS Proxy
> Server?

> --
> Doug Thews
> Director, Client Solutions
> D&D Consulting Services

Quote:> I am having trouble configuring Netscape (or anything else) to work
through
> our proxy server (MS Proxy 2.0).  I configured Netscape to point to the
> proxy server (as I did for all of the other Win95 machines - which works
> fine).  But, I get an error message stating that the automated proxy
script
> was not recognized.  When I try to do this manually, I get an error
message
> stating that the host name is not found.

> I can ping internal and external IP addresses from a command shell, and I
> can also resolve names through the internal and external DNS.  But, I
cannot
> HTTP (or anything else IP related) outside of the proxy server.

> Does anyone have a setup script for connecting Redhat 6.0 through MS Proxy
> Server?

> --
> Doug Thews
> Director, Client Solutions
> D&D Consulting Services

--
Doug Thews
Director, Client Solutions
D&D Consulting Services

Quote:> I sent the message below to someone on another news group today but it
works
> here, too.

> MS Proxy Server 2.0 has Socks Proxy for non-Windows hosts.  MS uses
> SOCKS ver. 4.3a.

> The MS SOCKS proxy will support Telnet, FTP, HTTP, and Gopher.  It will
not
> support apps that use UDP - Real Audio, VDOLive, MS Netshow, Quake, .....
> other fun stuff.  The Winsock Proxy does do UDP.

> More info on SOCKS - www.socks.nec.com
>                                         www.socks.nec.com/socks4.protocol