Cris
Mon Dec 03 10:38:28 PST 2007
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Well Unfortunately a while since I've worked on an SBS 2000 box
Are you currently running the Firewall Client and Proxy or just Proxy?
Are the users logged on to the domain vs the workstation?
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Cris Hanna [SBS - MVP]
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On Dec 3, 12:53 pm, "Cris Hanna [SBS-MVP]"
<crisnospamha...@cpunospamservices.net> wrote:
> There are many other programs you could possibly have installed that =
will look to IE's proxy settings
>
> Probably best to have both
>
> --
> Cris Hanna [SBS - MVP]
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> We are using SBS2000 --with ISA Server 2000. We only have XP =
Clients.
> Is there any reason to have both the Firewall Client and the Proxy
> Server setting in Internet Explorer set to point to the ISA Server =
at
> port 8080? Or, is the the Firewall Client alone sufficient for
> Internet browsing? We think that setting the proxy setting is ony
> necessary if for some reason (such as the OS or browser in use) =
the
> Firewall Client cannot be installed.
>
> As it is now, we have both. However, periodically, but very
> infrequently, at random websites, the user is prompted for a =
username/
> password for the Proxy Server. If we remove the proxy settings, =
the
> prompts do not occur, but we sometimes get "page cannot be =
displayed"
> or similar error. We are not sure why we are prompted as the same
> webpage may or may not prompt the user?
>
> Thanks.
Ok, but what is typically the reason that while Internet Browsing, a
user is prompted for their Username/Password, when they have had no
previous problem browsing to the same webpage?? Also, entering the
username/password generally does not help the matter...
Thanks in advance..
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