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Subject: Proxy ???
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Hello All,

I have a machine on a network which I have setup as a router/firewall and I
want it to be able to proxy TCP for around 20 workstations:


Router/Firewall Ethernet 0 216.0.22.26 
		Ethernet 1 192.168.0.1

Other workstations: 192.168.0.[2-21]

I've got the firewall working fine but need to know how to get it to proxy so
that users can:

1. Browse the 'net
2. Send/Receive email

Which proxy are most of you using and do you have an example for the setup?

Thank you much,
Randy Katz


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