You forgot to end the sentence.
You want a real proxy server, use a un*x box. You wanna have
minor "proxy-esque" functionality, use Wingate. You wanna
tear your hair out trying to get something to work the way
it's described, use Micro$oft Proxy Server.
If you decide to go with the latter, you might want to wait;
as someone mentioned previously, until the 2.0 version comes out.
But then you'd better wait for 2.01. ;-)
At 09:06 AM 7/12/97 -0700, you wrote:
>Microsoft proxy server
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: cyborg [SMTP:cyborg@earthlink.net]
>Sent: Saturday, July 12, 1997 12:53 AM
>To: ntisp@emerald.iea.com
>Subject: Re: Dedicated 56k Line
>
>There is a program out there called WINGATE. It used to be shareware and
>I am not sure if it still is or not.
>
>This program allows a bunch of Windows95 machines to access the internet
>trough one account.
>
>This might do it for them. Just stick it on one of their machine,
>configure it properly and the remaining machines would access the
>internet trough that machine.
>
>---
>If anyone has a better solution pls. let me know.
>
>.Endre
>
>
>John David M. Miller wrote:
>>
>> We are preparing to run a dedicated 56k line to one
>> of our customers. Just wondering if anyone had
>> any recommendations for connecting the rest of
>> their network to the router/gateway on their end.
>> Do we need to apply an ip address from our Class C
>> to each of their workstations? What other methods
>> have you used?
>>
>> We are planning to use a Livingston 56k Office Router
>> and an Adtran 56k TSU on each end.
>>
>> John David M. Miller
>>
>> SAMnet Internet Solutions / Software and More Inc.
>> webmaster@samnet.net - http://www.samnet.net
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