The proxy server is only required for port 80. Some browsers like to use it for all http traffic though. You can always do this: telnet checkip.dyndns.org 8245 GET /
to get the html spit out to you or use a dyndns client to get it without configuring it to use the proxy and set a dyndns domain name for you so that you can access it by name. That's what I do except I use a different site for fetching the IP. Michael >>> http://checkip.dyndns.org:8245/ >That gives you the browser address...so wont that default to byu's >proxy server? > >--jay -- Michael Golden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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