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help!: running mIRC through a proxy firewall

  • 28-03-2001 3:37pm
    #1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 141 ✭✭


    Recently moved desks at work and now the shaggers have Border Manager installed. I can only recieve http packets .. no ftp / telnet / irc.

    How do I go about connecting to a mIRC server ? File/Options/Connect/Firewall. I presume it's a proxy server and not socks.

    Hostname:
    UserID:
    Password:
    Port:

    ? Do I set up a proxy server on my machine ? Do I connect to somewhere on my network ? Do I connect to a proxy server somewhere on the Net ? Or Do I connect to my own machine ( as I read somewhere about getting my Hostname etc from my registry ) ?

    Any info would be apppreciated. I'm goin mad .. plz before I shoot my boss :P

    marucci@oceanfree.net smile.gif

    Thanks

    Finan



Comments

  • Closed Accounts Posts: 141 ✭✭#|3


    After doing a little info search .. am I correct in saying

    I connect to the WWW server machine IP.
    Connect using my user/password to log onto network.
    What ports should I use as I think Proxy ports can be fussy.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 141 ✭✭#|3


    problem solved .. ignore

    No work for the wicked :P

    Cheers noel & ciaran


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