WInProxy

Oct 07, 2005 9 Replies

I have been using WinProxy for several months now. I (like everyone else) am having problems with tech services, resolving my problems.



I have a Win XP network with a Win 2003 SBS server. The server is a gateway and runs WinProxy.



Since I installed WinProxy, I can no longer display the company WEB page. I am about to dump the program for this problem. But, wait ... there is another real bad problem. WinProxy spontaneously aborts. I have it installed as a service and it still aborts and all DNS and DHCP stops functioning. Not a very nice thing for my users.



Is there a proxy server that works for Win 2003 server?



Kim from Merritt Island, Florida



Many firewall appliances come with HTTP proxy services you can use without any settings needed in the network/workstations.

I have a HTTP proxy setup that filters HTTP content from all category_A users, then a another HTTP proxy rule that allows all content to category_B users.... You can create as many rules as needed.

Checkout WatchGuard.com.

Many. Just try out

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Yours, VB.

I wanted gateway firewall protection. I am not sure what all I am getting with WinProxy. AntiVirus?

Yeah ... but are there any that REALLY WORK??? I am thinking of using Kerios does anyone know of networking problems with this app?

Gateway as in directly connects to the internet?

Why do you need proxy software @ all?

RRAS will do everything you need bar caching. E.

internet cable modem Win 2003 SBS switch and hubs XP Pro clients

Win 2003 is a mail server and VPN server

The setup you have looks a little alarming. Can you do a quick diagram? e.g. internet -> SBS-> LAN

The only reasons for running proxy software I can think of are a: you want each user to authenticate for each internet session or b: you have very low bandwidth and wish to cache.

Best setup is internet -> Firewall/router -> LAN 1 -> SBS -> LAN2 -> all internal clients. Even if you are on dialup/ISDN you can still do this. E.

Why not connect a FWall/router as above? Then just fwd ports as needed. E.

AllegroSurf works for me. Get that, plus a filtering proxy server, such as CyBlock, and that should do it.

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