A web proxy can only be used for the first type of connection, since the second type is not HTTP. Theoretically, you could use the HTTP CONNECT command to tunnel them through an HTTP proxy, but this would require additional code support in the client. There is a possible workaround for this scenario, however; see the final point below. If the proxy does not require authorization, the system-wide proxy configuration should work. See similar questions...

What should I do if the old Proxy server is still set up (or I have another proxy server set up by my ISP or company?) See similar questions...

Opera allows you to specify a different proxy server to be used for each protocol. Each one can be configured or disabled independently, and any URL you wish to access directly whilst a proxy is enabled can be added to an Exceptions list. Connections to Gopher and WAIS services can only be made via a proxy server. See similar questions...

The solution here is to chain the proxies together. SpamBayes (sb_server) doesn't really care where in the chain it is, although some of the other proxies (often anti-virus software like Norton Anti-Virus or AVG) sometimes do. The easiest solution is to leave your other proxy set up exactly as it was before SpamBayes. Then look in your email client to see what port it is using (it'll probably be connecting to "localhost" or "127.0.0. See similar questions...

Just configure Windows XP as above. When you configure a proxy for Internet Explorer you're actually configuring a proxy for all HTTP traffic (thank Microsoft and their "IE as part of the OS policy" ). On the other hand if you use another browser (Opera/Mozilla/Firefox) and configure a proxy there you'll be configuring a proxy just for that browser. Also, some BT clients have an option to configure proxy. See similar questions...

A HTTP web proxy server used for tunnelling of the connection to jabber server through port 80. BuddySpace doesn't support HTTP tunnelling. See similar questions...

Most electronic resources are licensed by The Library from companies in business for profit. The terms of the contracts with these companies stipulate that The Library allow only UC faculty, students and staff to use these materials. Consequently, when you are off campus you will not be able to access many of the online journals and databases that you could access while on campus, unless you use the Library proxy server or Virtual Private Network (VPN). See similar questions...

From Wikipedia: BitTorrent is a peer-to-peer (P2P) file distribution tool. You can get the latest version from the official site and read the well-written documentation and FAQ there. We offer the BitTorrent download option for large downloads on the site. If you get a slow download speed, that is likely because there is not enough seeders for that file yet. See similar questions...

If your ISP uses its own proxy server, you can still use SpoonProxy. What you need to do is map your ISP's proxy port (usually port 8080) IN and OUT to the IP address of your ISP's proxy and then use port 8080 as you normally would as the port for your HTTP connections in your browser. Be aware that you can't run both the HTTP proxy and a port mapping on port 8080. See similar questions...

Proxy servers provide an IT team with a way to manage network traffic.A proxy server is a router that forwards network traffic to a host. If your network uses a proxy server chances are TestMaker will give you errors when you try to run a test agent script or use the New Agent Wizard to record a script. You may see errors like these: To use a proxy server from a TestMaker test agent script use setProxyHost, setProxyPort, setProxyUser, setProxyPass methods of the protocol handler. See similar questions...

Yes. In Local Configuration you need to provide different port numbers and not the default ones. Please refer help file for further details. See similar questions...

ISAPIZip provides an option that supports proxy servers. This option can be activated using the ISAPIZip configuration tool. However, it is normally deactivated because some caching servers do not handle compressed content properly. ISAPIZip supports HTTP 1.0. By default, this option is disabled due to the fact that content encoding was not introduced until HTTP 1.1. This feature can be enabled through the ISAPIZip configuration tool if needed. See similar questions...

Many people have problems connecting through a proxy server, but do not wish to go into "Firewall Mode" and sacrifice some of the capabilities of WinMX. So, to get around a proxy server without messing around with the server itself (documentation on setting up a proxy server is usually quite scarce), create a new notepad document in your WinMX root directory (e.g.; C:/PROGRAM FILES/WINMX) and write this code in it: See similar questions...