I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions at how to get through a proxy server. How would i approach it?
Thanks alot
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I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions at how to get through a proxy server. How would i approach it?
Thanks alot
What do you mean by "through" a proxy server? If you mean how do u use one just go to google and type free proxy servers. There should be a ton there. If ur usin windows to use it goto internet explorer, tools, internet options, connections tab. Find your connection and click settings. Add it in there and boom it works.
Here you go.. Hope this helps out :D
This is from here
Why use Web Proxies?
Web proxies enable a more efficient access to popular websites. Instead of downloading data from a site in the United States, for example, the page is held in a cache on the server. This means that you have quicker access to the page and there has not been the overhead in bandwidth resources every time the same page is downloaded.
If the site you are seeking has not been accessed recently, then the browser will download it from the actual site
It is essential that all Avon Global Members using web browsers change their proxy settings as described on this page because from October 1st 1997, the Avon Global server will not allow access to the Web unless the settings described on this page, have been implemented on your web browser.
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Setting up Web Proxies in Internet Explorer
Click on View | Options | Connection
Under Proxy Server, tick the box next to "Connect through a Proxy Server" by clicking in it.
Click on the button labelled "Settings" and change the settings to..
HTTP: proxy.avon.net.au Port: 3128
FTP: proxy.avon.net.au Port: 3128
Gopher: proxy.avon.net.au Port: 3128
Click on OK and then OK again and you should be back to your normal Internet Explorer browser window.
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Setting up Web Proxies in Netscape 1 and 2
Click on Options | Preferences | Proxies
Enter the settings as shown in the image below and then click on OK.
Setting up Web Proxies in Netscape Navigator
Click on Options | Network Preferences | Proxies
Put a dot in the box next to "Manual Proxy Configuration" by clicking in it.
Click on the button labelled "View" and change the settings to..
HTTP: proxy.avon.net.au Port: 3128
FTP: proxy.avon.net.au Port: 3128
Gopher: proxy.avon.net.au Port: 3128
Click on OK and then OK again and you should be back to your normal Netscape browser window.
Through as in get through someone elses proxy and get access to there internal network
lol...he makes it sound so fun.Quote:
Through as in get through someone elses proxy and get access to there internal network
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Viperbite this is NOT the place for this type of script kiddie question
:3pow: Viperbite
Its not a script Script kiddie question *******s its an honest to god question. You guys are so arrogant that you cant even answer a real stupid easy question. you simply dismiss it as script kiddie.
And also webcarnage yours your f'n problem is that a threat... i thought this was a place with people who use there in constructive ways not in malisious ways. You think that haveing all the knowledge that could be potentialy malisious that you are above everyone and can scare people off or something? In short your a arrogent meglomanic.
O yea acid spectrum. thanks alot for your help. I hope you didnt type all that your self though.
lol
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Through as in get through someone elses proxy and get access to there internal network
Ok first you need to know if the proxy is a local one or one dat is being accessed via the internet. Getting through one that is being accessed via the internet is useless and irrelivant. but the local one yeah.. that can be aranged.
Two words: log files.
IF you can get hold of the log files of the proxy server, you can get the IP Addresses of the machines logged on to that proxy server.
IF you want to know how to get the login files.. THAT is a LOOONNGG story coz you are back to square one.. if you know what i mean, IF.. you know what the next step is, you would know what i mean..