tictech: Can you get onto the Internet anymore?

From: Wes Felty (wfelty@gte.net)
Date: Wed Aug 28 2002 - 21:09:58 PDT

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    -tictech message:

    A lot of computers will NOT be connecting to the Internet anymore until you
    change the configuration of the Proxy. For years, we set the Proxy to
    "Bess-Proxy.ssd.k12.wa.us". For the last year or so, we also set it to
    "Bess-Proxy.seattleschools.org". Up until recently, both addresses
    worked. But, with the move of the Servers recently to the new facility,
    the "ssd,k12.wa.us" address will no longer work. So, if a computer won't
    connect to the Internet, check its Proxy setting.

    For Internet Explorer (recent versions), go to
       Tools menu
       Internet Options
       Connections Tab
       Lan Settings button
       Use a Proxy Server...Advanced Button
       http:// Blank ... make sure that it says
    "Bess-Proxy.seattleschools.org" and "8080" for the port.

    Do NOT have checkmarked "Use the same proxy server for all protocols". If
    there are values in the other boxes (like ftp), then delete them.

    It is also good to put in the exceptions box "10.*;*.seattleschools.org"

    This is how I spent my last week...checking and reconfiguring 402 computers
    at Ingraham. But, I did take a shortcut, created a registry hack, and just
    popped in a disk and fixed the proxy and fixed a couple other problems at
    the same time.

    -Wes

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