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On 06/04/06, Mike Owen <kyphros@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> I'm curious as to why you need the proxy info in the first place. It |
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> sounds like you can connect out just fine, so why bother with |
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> configuring a proxy? |
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No I can't connect to the Internet. Also I believe that icmp traffic |
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is blocked. No pings are returned. |
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> If you are allowed to send icmp and udp traffic out of the network, a |
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> traceroute should show you what hops are on your network. If routing |
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> forces all traffic through this proxy, it'll probably be one of these |
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> hops. |
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> Or, they could be doing policy routing where only tcp port 80/443 |
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> traffic goes through the proxy, and all other traffic goes out some |
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> other route. In that case, you'll need to use a tcp traceroute program |
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> configured to probe on port 80, so it is forced through the proxy. |
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How do I do that? |
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Regards, |
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Mick |
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