Marcus,
Proxy settings are set in your client software (AWeb/IBrowse/etc.), not in
Miami. You of course need a working IP connection from your Amiga to your NT
server first. (Can you ping back and forth?) Try reading the WinGate docs
for how to make e-mail work -- I used an old version of wingate a while back,
but they were promising to rewrite it to use IP-NAT. (I don't know what the
current version does.) If it has IP-NAT, you don't need any proxy settings,
just set your Amiga to use the NT-box as a gateway.
--Rhett
>Hi!
>Does anybody knows how to configure MIAMI to use a proxy/gateway?
>I have a Amiga 2050 running MIAMI, and a Windows NT 4.0 Server running
>WINGATE.
>Which settings do I have to make that the Amiga uses (for example)
>BIG_SERVER on port 8080?
>Thanx!
>Marcus
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Rhett R. Rodewald
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"Not until you get rid of that Windows disk, Dave."
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