A simple utility called Proxy Settings Reader can get you the details of your machine's Internet settings. This utility reads the settings of your Internet Explorer and displays the same which is your current proxy settings. Click on the link below to download Proxy Settings Reader. The whole download may just take a couple of seconds as this is a mere 24KB exe file.

You should set your proxy to use the automatic configuration script http://www.unimelb.edu.au/cgi-bin/proxy.pac . For browsers and operating systems where this is not available, the http proxy should be set to wwwproxy.student.unimelb.edu.au and port 8000. and *.unimelb.edu.au added to the "bypass host or domain" in your proxy settings. For OSX users this is done in the general network settings while for OS9 this setting should be made in proxy settings for the browser.

Alternatively open about:config and configure the settings from there. You could also create a fresh profile in Mozilla / Firebird, change the settings from the preferences dialog and copy resultant the prefs.js over into the control's profile.

If you are still experiencing difficulties viewing Web sites, complete the steps below to rename any extra copies of the wsock32.dll file that may be located on your computer. You will need to rename any copy of the wsock32.dll file that is not located in the C:\Windows\System folder. To rename a file: Repeat the steps above for each copy of the wsock32.dll file on your system that is NOT in the C:\Windows\System folder. Try logging on to US Message again.

If you want to customize your internet connection using proxy settings, you can add details in the boxes provided under the "Settings" section of the main menu. You can find this option on the top-toolbar.

If you have been using the McMaster proxy for access to the library's e-Resources from off-campus, you will need to deactivate the proxy configuration settings in your browser in order to start using LibAccess. To do so, follow the instructions below pertaining to the browser you are using.

Double click "Internet Explorer," then under "Tools" click "Internet Options." Click on the "Connections" tab, then click on the "LAN Settings" button. Under the proxy settings, ensure the second box labeled "use a proxy server for your LAN: is unchecked.

Yes, Lakshya supports Socks proxy 4 & 5. Support for HTTP proxy will be available in future versions.

It is expected that most instructors will change their own grades. Instructors will have the option to assign a “Change Grades” proxy for a class section via Teaching Support. Assigning a “Change Grades” proxy for a class section allows someone who is not assigned to teach a class to change grades for the class. A “Change Grades” proxy and can be assigned by instructors via Teaching Support after the grade roster has been posted.

Yes. All machines save the last used settings so that when they are used again they do not require resetting. In addition, the machines that require a number of settings particular to different products generally save these settings so that they can be recalled later when the product is run again. These machines can also be connected to a PC if required so that the settings can be saved and backed up.

No. All requests for websites must go through the proxy filter settings in order to download a webpage.

Proxy settings are unique to every account on Java Studio Enterprise. To change the proxy for an account, choose Options from the Tools menu to open the Options panel. Select the Collaboration folder and open the Accounts subfolder. You can then edit the proxy setting for each of the accounts.

Your computer may be connected to the Internet through a proxy-server, which protects local net from outer attacks. Our trade terminal allows to use several variants of connecting in such situation (TCP-tunnel, Socks). Setting TCP-tunnel TCP-tunnel is the way of connecting through a proxy-server, when the port of proxy-server is mapped to a corresponding port in our server.

Edit /usr/lib/mozilla-<version>/defaults/pref/all.js, and set: pref("network.proxy.type", 1); pref("network.proxy.http", "192.168.102.5"); pref("network.proxy.http_port", 8080);

In the Connection Settings section, select the radio button next to “Import Current Connection Settings”, and click on the Modify Settings button In the Proxy Server section, check both boxes, and type in the Proxy address (IP Address), and port number (Usually 8080 unless you changed it)

There are times when using older versions of SmartPass that the proxy settings are grayed out on a Netscape browser and the user is unable to modify the proxies. The solution to this issue is to overwrite the netscape.cfg file stored in the same directory as the Netscape executable with a default netscape.cfg file. To make it permanent you take the default netscape.cfg file and overwrite the files nscpexcl.cfg and nscpprox.cfg in the SmartPass directory.