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Pragma · 07-22-2004, 05:27 PM

How exactly does the computer "hate the proxy" ?

If I understand correctly, if your computer is attached directly to your cable/DSL/POTS modem, you can connect to a proxy with no issues. However, if you're behind a router and have a private IP (ie: 192.168.something), you can't connect to the proxy, or webpages don't load?

Do webpages load normally - without trying the proxy - when you're behind the router (ie: are you sure that you're able to access the internet normally)?

Also, do you run the proxy or is it some internet proxy that you're using?

07-22-2004, 05:27 PM	#2 (permalink)
Pragma I am Winter Born Location: Alexandria, VA	How exactly does the computer "hate the proxy" ? If I understand correctly, if your computer is attached directly to your cable/DSL/POTS modem, you can connect to a proxy with no issues. However, if you're behind a router and have a private IP (ie: 192.168.something), you can't connect to the proxy, or webpages don't load? Do webpages load normally - without trying the proxy - when you're behind the router (ie: are you sure that you're able to access the internet normally)? Also, do you run the proxy or is it some internet proxy that you're using? __________________ Eat antimatter, Posleen-boy!