Proxy Servers through Router

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kevinc
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Proxy Servers through Router

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Hello, I have a router that is between the computers I manage, and our connection. For security reasons I have been trying to use proxy servers, however, I cannot get them to work. Would the router be blocking the ports used by the proxy connections? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, KevinC
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Post by Large Burgershie »

proxys are not my field of expertise so if someone can educate me on proxys too please do. Umm do you HAVE to use a proxy? just open up a LAN.
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The router connects by LAN to the ISP. I still have a public Ip address. I was wondering if I could connect either one computer to a proxy or the whole network. Thanks, Kevin
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Proxies can get you in trouble sometimes due to the fact that most are overseas, and hackers like to use them. Normally, one would just use a firewall of some sort to protect them, but if you absolutely need proxies, you should call your isp and talk to them about it.
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