Netscape
 

Netscape Communicator 4.x

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* On a Client PC, start Netscape Navigator 4.0
* Click "Edit"
* Click "Preferences..."
* Doubly-click "Advanced"
* Click "Proxies"
* Click "Manual proxy configuration"
* Click "View"
* In the box next to "Socks:", enter "192.168.1.1"
* In the "Port" box, enter "1080"


 

ONLY ENTER INFORMATION in the "Socks:" and its associated "Port".
Leave all other boxes empty.

* Click "OK"
* Click "OK" again
 

Netscape Navigator 3.0

* On a Client PC, start Netscape Navigator 4.0
* Click "View"
* Click "Preferences..."
* Click "Proxies"
* Click "Manual proxy configuration"
* Click "View"
* In the box next to "Socks:", enter "192.168.1.1"
* In the "Port" box, enter "1080"

ONLY ENTER INFORMATION in the "Socks:" and its associated "Port".
Leave all other boxes empty.

* Click "OK"
* Click "OK" again
 

Microsoft
 

Internet Explorer 4.x

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* On a Client PC, start Internet Explorer 4.x
* Click "View"
* Click "Internet Options"
* Click "Connection"
* Click "Connect to the Internet using a local area network"
* Under "Proxy Server", Check "Access the Internet using a proxy server"
* Click "Advanced"
* In the box next to "Socks:", enter "192.168.1.1"
* In the "Port" box, enter "1080"


 

ONLY ENTER INFORMATION in the "Socks:" and its associated "Port".
Leave all other boxes empty. Make sure that the box that says
"Use the same proxy server for all protocols" is NOT checked.

* Click "OK"
* Click "OK" again
 
 

Internet Explorer 3.x

* On a Client PC, start Internet Explorer
* Click "View"
* Click "Internet Options"
* Under "Proxy Server", Check "Access the Internet using a proxy server"
* Click "Advanced"
* In the box next to "Socks:", enter "192.168.1.1"
* In the "Port" box, enter "1080"

ONLY ENTER INFORMATION in the "Socks:" and its associated "Port".
Leave all other boxes empty. Make sure that the box that says
"Use the same proxy server for all protocols" is NOT checked.

* Click "OK"
* Click "OK" again