Hi Isaac,
The answer is 'no' - but it's an interesting idea. I don't know enough
about how proxy servers work I'm afraid - I *thought* that http connections
allowed for proxy information to be set in the connection data, which the
proxy can then use to route the http message to the correct destination?
AFAIK, there's no similar facility in LDAP. However, you can certainly
run a 'redirector', an external program listening on, say, port 80, that
then sends the data on to port 389 (or whatever) elsewhere. There's a
simple one of these in the jxplorer cvs repository, but there are probably
better ones available.
Another possibility would be setting up an ssl tunnel or something?
good luck!
- Chris
> Hi Chris,
>
> I didn't find anything about configuring proxies in Jxplorer. Is there a way
> to access ldap servers with Jxplorer from behind a firewall?
>
> Regards,
> Isaac
>
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