How Do You Test A Home Proxy Server From Inside The Network?

[hsncorrosion]

I have a proxy server running, how do I see if it is accesible on the net from within my own lan?

[Sparda]

tunneling out then back in? Ask a friend?

[hsncorrosion]

tunneling out then back in? Ask a friend?

Just tried it at work. Its a no go.

Know of any socks v5 or some other pr0xy I can use (plz place the list in this forums because if you link to it the site will prob be blocked)

[mubix]

try setting up a ssh server at home and tunneling using putty and foxyproxy

[lazaruswws]

If you cant access it from outside your lan it might be because of router settings. E.X. DMZ and port forwarding. That is usually my first mistake. There are also ports that are always open on a work or school network such as 443, 80 and perhaps 5190 for aim.

[Sparda]

Point the DMZ at your local IP block (e.g. 192.168.1.x) with 255 at the end (e.g. 192.168.1.255) should fix all your problems :D

[hsncorrosion]

thanx, but I think work blocks are really good because that don't work

I also found out that they have ssl blocks.

[Sparda]

thanx, but I think work blocks are really good because that don't work

I also found out that they have ssl blocks.

What is your job again?

[hsncorrosion]

I run a network of registers at a restrant.

so system admin (for the registers anyway)

The two pcs with internet are basicly locked down tight.

[Sparda]

I run a network of registers at a restrant.

so system admin (for the registers anyway)

The two pcs with internet are basicly locked down tight.

and you are going to point the DMZ at <your IP block>.255?

[VaKo]

I think next weeks QOTW will be "I've been fired!"