Bridge proxy is normally not required. All you need to do is to enable "act as proxy server" from the proxy configuration page, or edit the config.ini file with the entry: [http] Act As HTTP Proxy = true
Now, in your client browser settings, make sure that you set up proxies that point to the Sambar server name or IP and port (normally port 80). >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/20/02 02:22PM >>> Greetings all! (sorry if you've already seen this) I have been using Sambar Server for a couple of years now as a simple webserver in a existing network environment. NOW . . . I'm trying to set up a LAN and Sambar Server on the same machine using two NIC's. One is connected to Cox Bus Service via cable modem and I want this to act as the connection to the outside world. This connection will support serving webpages and will provide internet access to the rest of the system. The other NIC is to connect the machine to a LAN (which I want this same machine to establish). I have the first NIC set to the static IP provided by the ISP. The second NIC I have set to 192.168.0.1. The LAN is working and the outside connection is working, but connection on the LAN can't get out and Sambar only serves to the LAN, not to the outside world. From what I've read, a Bridge Proxy is what I need. Can you gurus give me a brief lesson on how to do this. I've tried several things but I think I'm getting my IP's confused. Thanks for your help folks. Brian ------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe please go to http://www.sambar.ch/list/ ------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe please go to http://www.sambar.ch/list/
