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Access control
Server Administration Overview
Controlling Web Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Setting WinSock Proxy Access Control
Turning the WinSock Proxy Client On or Off
Setting Access Control for the Web Proxy Service
Setting Access Control for WinSock Proxy
Securing Your Network
Restricting Inbound Access From the Internet
Restricting Outbound Access From Your Network
Access Control Entry
Access Control List
Accessibility for people with disabilities
ACE
ACL
Active caching
Caching
Setting Up Caching of Internet Objects
Basic Cache Configuration
Active Caching
Web Proxy Caching Property Sheet
active caching
Adapters property sheet
Add/Remove Programs application in Control Panel
Reinstalling Microsoft Proxy Server
Removing Microsoft Proxy Server
Reinstalling a Client
Removing Clients
Adding addresses to the LAT
What is a Local LAT?
How is the LAT Defined?
LAT Configuration Considerations
Adding Microsoft Proxy Server components
Administering Microsoft Proxy Server
Server Administration Overview
Using Internet Service Manager
Putting Users in Windows NT Groups
Considerations For Planning Windows NT Groups
Assigning Groups to Service Permissions
Setting up Network Adapter Cards
Using TCP/IP Ports
Administration tool
Administrative Interface for Web Proxy service
Opening the Administrative Interface for the Web Proxy Service
Administrative Interface for WinSock Proxy service
Opening the Administrative Interface for the WinSock Proxy Service
Administrative tools
Advanced Cache Policy dialog box
Basic Cache Configuration
Setting the Advanced Options for the Cache
Advanced Cache Policy Dialog Box
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Advanced TCP/IP security
Always cache
Setting the Advanced Options for the Cache
Cache Filter Properties Dialog Box
Analog access
Assessing Bandwidth Requirements
Selecting Connection Hardware
Annotation file
Anonymous access
Anonymous authentication
Anonymous FTP client access
Anonymous logon
Client Authentication
How Anonymous Logon Works
Enabling Basic Authentication
anonymous logon
AnswerPoint Information Services
APIs
About Windows Sockets
Connected Service using TCP Sockets
Connectionless Service using UDP Sockets
TCP Redirection
Using TCP/IP on the Internal Network
Windows Sockets APIs
socket()
bind()
connect()
listen() and accept()
recv() and send()
recvfrom() and sendto()
UDP Redirection
Apple Macintosh
Application-specific configuration
Architecture
How the Web Proxy Service Works
How the WinSock Proxy Service Works
WinSock Proxy Architecture
ARPA
Assigning permissions for Web Proxy and WinSock Proxy services
Associating
Authenticating clients
Client Authentication
Selecting the Client Authentication Method
How Basic Authentication Works
How Challenge/Response Authentication Works
Authentication
Client Authentication
About Web Proxy Security
authentication
Auto dial
Using Microsoft Proxy Auto Dial
About Microsoft Proxy Auto Dial
Setting Credentials
Setting Dialing Hours
Restarting Services After a Dial-Up Connection
Backup Domain Controller
Bandwidth
Assessing Bandwidth Requirements
Analyzing Connection Costs
bandwidth control
Basic authentication
Client Authentication
About Web Proxy Security
How Basic Authentication Works
What is Basic Authentication?
Enabling Basic Authentication
basic, clear-text authentication
BDC
BIND
Bindings property sheet
Configuring the External Network Adapter Card
Configuring the Internal Network Adapter Card
Bits per second
BOOTP
Bootstrap Protocol
bps
Broadcasts
Browser
What is the World Wide Web?
Web Proxy Basics
Running Client Setup
About Web Proxy Clients
Configuring the Servers Browser
Web Proxy Client Considerations
How the GET Method Works
Examples of GET Usage with Proxy Service
browser
C2-compliant
Cache
Basic Cache Configuration
Setting the Advanced Options for the Cache
Changing the Drives and Space Allocated to the Cache
Turning Off the Cache
Cache-Only Implementation
Cache Keys
Caching Mechanisms
About Caching
Passive Caching
Active Caching
Web Proxy Caching Properties
Web Proxy Caching Property Sheet
Advanced Cache Policy Dialog Box
cache
Cache consistency
Cache drives
Running Server Setup
Basic Cache Configuration
Changing the Drives and Space Allocated to the Cache
Microsoft Proxy Server Cache Drives Dialog Box
Cache filters
Setting the Advanced Options for the Cache
Cache Filters
Cache Filter Properties Dialog Box
Cache Filters Properties dialog box
Setting the Advanced Options for the Cache
Cache Filter Properties Dialog Box
Cache parameters
Cache path
Cache registry values
Cache size
Caching
Software Requirements
Setting Up the Disk Drives
Running Server Setup
Caching
Setting Up Caching of Internet Objects
Basic Cache Configuration
Setting the Advanced Options for the Cache
Changing the Drives and Space Allocated to the Cache
Turning Off the Cache
Cache-Only Implementation
Caching Mechanisms
About Caching
Passive Caching
Active Caching
Web Proxy Caching Properties
Web Proxy Caching Property Sheet
Advanced Cache Policy Dialog Box
Caching properties of Web Proxy service
Web Proxy Caching Property Sheet
Microsoft Proxy Server Cache Drives Dialog Box
Advanced Cache Policy Dialog Box
Cache Filter Properties Dialog Box
CERN-proxy protocol
Web Proxy Basics
The CERN-Proxy Protocol
What is CERN-Proxy?
CERN-proxy protocol
CGI
Challenge/Response authentication
Client Authentication
WinSock Proxy Service Features
About Web Proxy Security
How Challenge/Response Authentication Works
What is Challenge/Response Authentication?
Enabling Challenge/Response Authentication
challenge/response
Changing settings in your system registry
Changing Setup settings
Clear-text authentication
Client
What is a Client?
Microsoft Proxy Server as a DNS Client
Microsoft Proxy Server as a WINS Client
Configuring the Client Setup Program
Installing Clients
Installing on a Dual-Boot Client
Removing Clients
Reviewing the Client Setup Log
Web Proxy Clients
Configuring Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 Clients
Configuring Microsoft Internet Explorer 1.5 Clients
Configuring Netscape Navigator Clients
Configuring Apple Macintosh Clients
Configuring UNIX Clients
Web Proxy Client Considerations
WinSock Proxy Clients
About WinSock Proxy Clients
WinSock Proxy Client Considerations
Updating the WinSock Proxy Client Configuration Files
Creating a Local LAT File
Client Information Fields
Web Proxy Client Problems
WinSock Proxy Client Problems
WinSock Proxy Client Components
Client authentication
Client Authentication
Selecting the Client Authentication Method
How Basic Authentication Works
How Challenge/Response Authentication Works
Client Configuration dialog box
Client displayed messages
Web Proxy Client Messages
WinSock Proxy Service Messages Displayed to Clients
Client Installation/Configuration dialog box
Client log information
Reviewing the Client Setup Log
The Client Setup Log
Client Information Fields
Client Setup
What is the LAT?
Configuring the Client Setup Program
Installing Clients
Running Client Setup
Reinstalling a Client
Installing on a Dual-Boot Client
Running Client Setup from the Command Line
Removing Clients
Reviewing the Client Setup Log
The Client Setup Log
Client Setup log
Client/server architecture
Command-line options to start Setup
Running Server Setup from the Command Line
Running Client Setup from the Command Line
Commit rate
Common Gateway Interface
Communicating with remote services on the Internet
What is an ISP?
What is a Proxy Server?
What is a Client?
What is Microsoft Proxy Server?
Web Proxy Service Features
Computername
Configuring Apple Macintosh clients
Configuring clients
Web Proxy Clients
About Web Proxy Clients
Configuring the Internet Application in Control Panel
Configuring Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 Clients
Configuring Microsoft Internet Explorer 1.5 Clients
Configuring Netscape Navigator Clients
Configuring Apple Macintosh Clients
Configuring UNIX Clients
Configuring the Servers Browser
Web Proxy Client Considerations
WinSock Proxy Clients
About WinSock Proxy Clients
WinSock Proxy Client Considerations
Using the WSP Client Application
Turning the WinSock Proxy Client On or Off
Updating the WinSock Proxy Client Configuration Files
Creating a Local LAT File
Editing the Mspclnt.ini File
Configuring Windows Sockets Applications
Configuring Microsoft Internet Explorer clients
Configuring Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 Clients
Configuring Microsoft Internet Explorer 1.5 Clients
Configuring Netscape Navigator clients
Configuring UNIX clients
Configuring your network
Setting up Network Adapter Cards
Using TCP/IP Ports
Using DNS, WINS and DHCP with Microsoft Proxy Server
Using Multiple Microsoft Proxy Server Gateways
More About DNS, WINS, and DHCP
LAT Configuration
Dial-Up Support
Using Microsoft Proxy Auto Dial
Other Server Configuration Issues
Securing Your Network
Domain Planning Considerations
Overview of Network Considerations with Microsoft Proxy Server
Considerations for Setting Up Your Private Network
Considerations for Connecting to the Internet
Connected service
Connecting to the Internet
What is an ISP?
What is a Proxy Server?
What is a Gateway?
What is a Client?
What is Microsoft Proxy Server?
Verifying Your Software Configuration
Verifying Your Hardware Configuration
Connecting the Server to the Internet
Assessing Bandwidth Requirements
Selecting Connection Hardware
Selecting an ISP
Analyzing Connection Costs
Web Proxy Service Features
Caching
Network Configuration
Dial-Up Support
Using Microsoft Proxy Auto Dial
Turning the WinSock Proxy Client On or Off
Considerations for Connecting to the Internet
Considerations When Using a Direct Link
Considerations When Using A Dial-Up Link
Managing Your Own Internet Domain
Where to Put DNS Servers on Your Network
Connection information
Connection-less service
Connectionless service
WinSock Proxy Control Channel
connection-less service
UDP Redirection
Construct Local Address Table dialog box
Replacing the LAT
Construct Local Address Table Dialog Box
Construct Local Address Table Dialog Box
Control channel
Control Panel
Reinstalling Microsoft Proxy Server
Removing Microsoft Proxy Server
Microsoft Proxy Server as a DHCP Server
Configuring RAS Options
Reinstalling a Client
Removing Clients
Configuring the Internet Application in Control Panel
Using the WSP Client Application
Turning the WinSock Proxy Client On or Off
Changing the Server Used to Download Client Configuration Files
Defining a System Data Source Name
Controlling user access to Internet sites
Domain Filtering
Controlling Web Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Controlling WinSock Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Converting between hexidecimal and decimal values
Cookie
Corporate network
Counters
Performance Monitor Counters
Using Performance Monitor
Microsoft Proxy Server Counters
Web Proxy Server Cache Counters
Web Proxy Server Service Counters
WinSock Proxy Server Counters
Creating a Local Address Table
What You Need to Know About the LAT
Creating a Local LAT File
Credentials
Credentials property sheet
Cryptography
Custom LAT table
Daemon
Data integrity
Data Source Name
Database
Logging to a Database
Database Logging Overview
Installing ODBC Drivers
Defining a System Data Source Name
Setting Up Database Tables
Configuring the Service to Log to a Database
Database logging
Logging to a Database
Database Logging Overview
Installing ODBC Drivers
Defining a System Data Source Name
Setting Up Database Tables
Configuring the Service to Log to a Database
Database tables
Setting Up Database Tables
Using the SQL Logging Table Tool
Microsoft SQL Server Table Format
Decimal values expressed in registry
Default gateway
Default phone book entry
Default security
Securing Your Network
About Default Inbound Security From the Internet
Default set of predefined protocol configurations
Default values for Microsoft Proxy Server registry entries
Denying access to Internet sites
Domain Filtering
Controlling Web Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Setting Up WinSock Proxy Users
Controlling WinSock Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Examples of Domain Filtering
Denying Access to Specified Sites
Web Proxy Deny or Grant Access To Dialog Box
WinSock Proxy Permissions Properties
WinSock Proxy Add Users and Groups Dialog Box
WinSock Proxy Filters Properties
DHCP
What is DHCP?
How does DHCP work?
Using DNS with WINS and DHCP
DHCP
DHCP client
Microsoft Proxy Server as a DHCP Client
What is DHCP?
How does DHCP work?
DHCP relay agent
Microsoft Proxy Server as a DHCP Relay Agent
How does DHCP work?
DHCP Relay property sheet
DHCP server
Microsoft Proxy Server as a DHCP Server
What is DHCP?
How does DHCP work?
DHCP services
Using DNS, WINS and DHCP with Microsoft Proxy Server
Considerations for Using DHCP
Microsoft Proxy Server as a DHCP Server
Microsoft Proxy Server as a DHCP Client
Microsoft Proxy Server as a DHCP Relay Agent
More About DNS, WINS, and DHCP
What is DHCP?
How does DHCP work?
Dial-up access
Dial-up link to the Internet
Dial-Up Networking program
Dial-up support
How Dial-Up Support Works
Using RAS with Microsoft Proxy Server
Configuring RAS Options
Creating RAS Phone Book Entries
Considerations When Using A Dial-Up Link
Dialing hours
About Microsoft Proxy Auto Dial
Setting Credentials
Setting Dialing Hours
Dialing Hours property sheet
Direct link to the Internet
Disable IP forwarding
Disconnecting properly after dialing
Disk drives
Diskperf
DLL
About the Web Proxy Service
Proxy ISAPI Filter
Proxy ISAPI Application
WinSock Proxy Client Components
DNS
Selecting an ISP
What is DNS?
Filtering Access By DNS Domain Name
Using DNS with WINS and DHCP
Using Multiple DNS Servers
DNS
DNS client
DNS servers and services
Using DNS, WINS and DHCP with Microsoft Proxy Server
Considerations for Using DNS
Microsoft Proxy Server as a DNS Server
Microsoft Proxy Server as a DNS Client
Using Multiple Proxy Gateways in a DNS Environment
More About DNS, WINS, and DHCP
What is DNS?
Using DNS with WINS and DHCP
Using Multiple DNS Servers
Considerations When Using a Direct Link
Managing Your Own Internet Domain
Where to Put DNS Servers on Your Network
If you want to provide DNS services for Internet connections only
If you want to provide DNS services for your private network only
DNS spoofing
Documentation
About This Book
Installing and Accessing the Documentation
Before installation, to open the online documentation directly from the Microsoft Proxy Server compact disc
Searching the Documentation
Domain
Domain Planning Considerations
Managing Your Own Internet Domain
domain
Domain controller
Domain Credentials dialog box
Web Proxy Client Considerations
WinSock Proxy Client Considerations
Domain filtering
Domain Filtering
Filtering Access By DNS Domain Name
Domain Filtering Keys
Examples of Domain Filtering
Denying Access to Specified Sites
Granting Access for Specified Sites
domain filtering
Domain Name System
What is TCP/IP?
Selecting an ISP
Domain Filtering
Using DNS, WINS and DHCP with Microsoft Proxy Server
Considerations for Using DNS
Microsoft Proxy Server as a DNS Server
Microsoft Proxy Server as a DNS Client
More About DNS, WINS, and DHCP
What is DNS?
Filtering Access By DNS Domain Name
Using DNS with WINS and DHCP
Using Multiple DNS Servers
Where to Put DNS Servers on Your Network
Domain Name System (DNS)
Domain names
What is TCP/IP?
Selecting an ISP
What is DNS?
Managing Your Own Internet Domain
DSN
Dual-boot client
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
Using DNS, WINS and DHCP with Microsoft Proxy Server
Considerations for Using DHCP
Microsoft Proxy Server as a DHCP Server
Microsoft Proxy Server as a DHCP Client
Microsoft Proxy Server as a DHCP Relay Agent
More About DNS, WINS, and DHCP
What is DHCP?
How does DHCP work?
Using DNS with WINS and DHCP
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
Dynamic-link library
About the Web Proxy Service
Proxy ISAPI Filter
Proxy ISAPI Application
WinSock Proxy Client Components
Editing the LAT
What is a Local LAT?
How is the LAT Defined?
LAT Configuration Considerations
Enable IP forwarding
Encryption
Entries for Microsoft Proxy Server services
Domain Filtering Keys
Web Proxy Service Keys
Cache Keys
WinSock Proxy Service Keys
Other Keys Added for Microsoft Proxy Server
Error messages
Web Proxy Service Messages
Web Proxy Client Messages
WinSock Proxy Messages Logged to the System
WinSock Proxy Service Messages Displayed to Clients
Event log
Event Viewer
Windows NT Logs
To view system event messages with Event Viewer
Exchange Server
Extending Web server functionality
External network adapter cards
FastTips
FAT
Features of Microsoft Proxy Server
Feature Summary
Web Proxy Service Features
WinSock Proxy Service Features
File allocation table
File Transfer Protocol
Setting WinSock Proxy Port Permissions
Web Proxy Support for Anonymous FTP Clients
Granting Permissions to Proxy Users
File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
File-name extension mapping
Filter
Filtering
Domain Filtering
Controlling Web Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Controlling WinSock Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Filtering Access By DNS Domain Name
Filtering Access By IP Address
Web Proxy Filters Properties
WinSock Proxy Filters Properties
Filtering properties of Web Proxy service
Filtering properties of WinSock Proxy service
WinSock Proxy Filters Property Sheet
WinSock Proxy Deny or Grant Access To Dialog Box
Firewall
Fresh data
Fresh installation of Microsoft Proxy Server
Friendly name
FTP
Setting WinSock Proxy Port Permissions
Web Proxy Support for Anonymous FTP Clients
Granting Permissions to Proxy Users
Examples of GET Usage with Proxy Service
FTP
Functions performed by Microsoft Proxy Server
Garbage collection
Gateway
What is a Proxy Server?
What is a Gateway?
Web Proxy Basics
Using Multiple Microsoft Proxy Server Gateways
Multiple Gateway Overview
Using Multiple Proxy Gateways in a DNS Environment
Using Multiple Proxy Gateways in a WINS Environment
Using Multiple WinSock Proxy Service Gateways
gateway
GET
How HTTP Works
How the GET Method Works
Examples of GET Usage with Proxy Service
Global configuration
Gopher
Web Proxy Client Considerations
Examples of GET Usage with Proxy Service
Gopher
Gopher Plus
Gopherspace
Granting access to Internet sites
Domain Filtering
Controlling Web Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Setting Up WinSock Proxy Users
Controlling WinSock Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Examples of Domain Filtering
Granting Access for Specified Sites
Web Proxy Deny or Grant Access To Dialog Box
WinSock Proxy Permissions Properties
WinSock Proxy Add Users and Groups Dialog Box
WinSock Proxy Filters Properties
Hardware
Hardware Requirements
Verifying Your Hardware Configuration
Setting Up the Disk Drives
Setting Up the Network Adapters
Setting Up a Modem or ISDN Adapter
Selecting Connection Hardware
Header
Help
About This Book
Finding Further Information
Microsoft AnswerPoint
Information Services
Standard Support
Priority Support
Text Telephone
Microsoft Service Advantage
Product Support Worldwide
Accessibility for People with Disabilities
Installing and Accessing the Documentation
Before installation, to open the online documentation directly from the Microsoft Proxy Server compact disc
Searching the Documentation
Helper applications
Hexidecimal values expressed in registry
Hit rate
Home directory
Host files
Host names
What is TCP/IP?
What is DNS?
Using Broadcasts to Resolve Host Names
Using WINS Service
Using DNS with WINS and DHCP
Using Multiple DNS Servers
How Web Proxy service works
The CERN-Proxy Protocol
Web Proxy Service
Caching Mechanisms
How WinSock Proxy service works
Understanding Windows Sockets and WinSock Proxy
About WinSock Proxy
WinSock Proxy Architecture
WinSock Proxy Client Components
WinSock Proxy Control Channel
TCP Redirection
Using TCP/IP on the Internal Network
Using IPX/SPX on the Internal Network
WinSock Proxy Limitations
UDP Redirection
HTML
HTTP
What is the World Wide Web?
Configuring Netscape Navigator Clients
What is CERN-Proxy?
How HTTP Works
Proxy ISAPI Filter
Proxy ISAPI Application
About Caching
HTTP
HTTP Basic authentication
Client Authentication
About Web Proxy Security
How Basic Authentication Works
What is Basic Authentication?
Enabling Basic Authentication
HTTP errors
HTTP header
HTTP Keep-Alives
HTTPD server
Hyperlink
Hypertext
Hypertext Markup Language
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
What is the World Wide Web?
What is CERN-Proxy?
How HTTP Works
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
IIS
The Default Configuration
Publishing to the Internet
Publishing on Your Private Network
IIS
Web Proxy Client Messages
IIS WWW service
Implementing cache only
Inbound connection
WinSock Proxy Service Features
Restricting Inbound Access From the Internet
About Default Inbound Security From the Internet
Inbound ports
What are TCP/IP ports?
Setting WinSock Proxy Port Permissions
Configuring WinSock Proxy Protocols and Ports
Installing clients
Configuring the Client Setup Program
Installing Clients
Running Client Setup
Reinstalling a Client
Installing on a Dual-Boot Client
Running Client Setup from the Command Line
Reviewing the Client Setup Log
Installing documentation only
Installing Microsoft Proxy Server
What Does Setup Install?
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Verifying Your Software Configuration
Verifying Your Hardware Configuration
Installation Overview
What You Need to Know About the LAT
Setting the Web Proxy Listen-On Port
Installing Microsoft Proxy Server
Running Server Setup
Running Server Setup from the Command Line
Reviewing the Server Setup Log
Installing Only the Administration Tool
Setup Logs
Installing search components
Integrated Services Digital Network
Assessing Bandwidth Requirements
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)
Intelligent TTL
Interactive applications
Configuring the Internet Application in Control Panel
interactive applications
Internal network
What is an Intranet?
Using TCP/IP on the Internal Network
Using IPX/SPX on the Internal Network
Internal network adapter cards
Internet
What is the Internet?
What is an ISP?
What is a Proxy Server?
What is a Gateway?
Background on Internet Naming and Addressing
Considerations for Connecting to the Internet
Internet
Internet access
What is an ISP?
What is a Proxy Server?
What is a Gateway?
What is a Client?
What is Microsoft Proxy Server?
Verifying Your Software Configuration
Verifying Your Hardware Configuration
Connecting the Server to the Internet
Assessing Bandwidth Requirements
Selecting Connection Hardware
Selecting an ISP
Analyzing Connection Costs
Network Configuration
Using Microsoft Proxy Auto Dial
Controlling Web Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Controlling WinSock Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Considerations for Connecting to the Internet
Considerations When Using a Direct Link
Internet application protocols
What is Microsoft Proxy Server?
Connected Service using TCP Sockets
Connectionless Service using UDP Sockets
Web Proxy Permissions Property Sheet
Web Proxy Client Messages
Internet applications
What is CERN-Proxy?
Examples of GET Usage with Proxy Service
Internet connections
Connecting the Server to the Internet
Analyzing Connection Costs
Considerations for Connecting to the Internet
Considerations When Using a Direct Link
Considerations When Using A Dial-Up Link
Managing Your Own Internet Domain
Where to Put DNS Servers on Your Network
Internet domain name
Internet Explorer
What is the World Wide Web?
Configuring Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 Clients
Configuring Microsoft Internet Explorer 1.5 Clients
Internet Information Server
The Default Configuration
Publishing to the Internet
Publishing on Your Private Network
Internet Information Server (IIS)
Web Proxy Client Messages
Internet Mail Connector
Internet Network Information Center
Internet objects
Setting Up Caching of Internet Objects
Setting the Advanced Options for the Cache
Object Information Fields
Internet Protocol
Internet Protocol address
Selecting an ISP
What is the LAT?
What is a Local LAT?
How is the LAT Defined?
LAT Configuration Considerations
Background on Internet Naming and Addressing
Overview of LAT Configuration
Replacing the LAT
Controlling WinSock Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Creating a Local LAT File
When Modifying the Local Address Table
Filtering Access By IP Address
Local Address Table Configuration Dialog Box
Construct Local Address Table Dialog Box
Internet Protocol (IP) address
Internet publishing
Internet Publishing with Microsoft Proxy Server
How to Enable Internet Publishing
Further Suggestions Before Publishing
Internet Relay Chat
Internet Server Application Programming Interface
About the Web Proxy Service
Proxy ISAPI Filter
Proxy ISAPI Application
Internet Server Application Programming Interface (ISAPI)
Internet Service Manager
Installing Only the Administration Tool
Installing and Accessing the Documentation
Server Administration Overview
Using Internet Service Manager
Setting Up Caching of Internet Objects
Logging Web Proxy Service Activity
Registry Editor
Internet Service Providers
What is an ISP?
Selecting an ISP
Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
Internet site accessibility
Controlling Web Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Turning the WinSock Proxy Client On or Off
Internet-based client software
Internetwork Packet Exchange
InterNIC
Intranet
What is an Intranet?
What is a Proxy Server?
What is a Gateway?
What is Microsoft Proxy Server?
Installation Overview
What You Need to Know About the LAT
Securing Your Network
Overview of Network Considerations with Microsoft Proxy Server
Considerations for Setting Up Your Private Network
Considerations for Connecting to the Internet
Publishing on Your Private Network
intranet
IP
IP address
Selecting an ISP
What is the LAT?
What is a Local LAT?
How is the LAT Defined?
LAT Configuration Considerations
Background on Internet Naming and Addressing
Overview of LAT Configuration
Replacing the LAT
Controlling WinSock Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Creating a Local LAT File
When Modifying the Local Address Table
Filtering Access By IP Address
Local Address Table Configuration Dialog Box
Construct Local Address Table Dialog Box
Local Address Table Configuration Dialog Box
IP address
IP application gateway for IPX networks
IP forwarding
Server Security Checklist
About Default Inbound Security From the Internet
IPX
Web Proxy Client Considerations
Using IPX/SPX on the Internal Network
IPX/SPX
WinSock Proxy Service Features
Using IPX/SPX on the Internal Network
IPX/SPX
ISAPI
About the Web Proxy Service
Proxy ISAPI Filter
Proxy ISAPI Application
ISAPI
ISAPI application
ISAPI filter interface
ISDN
ISDN adapter
Setting Up a Modem or ISDN Adapter
RAS and Microsoft Proxy Server
Setting Up an ISDN Adapter
Assessing Bandwidth Requirements
Selecting Connection Hardware
ISDN line
ISPs
Keep-Alives
Keys
Domain Filtering Keys
Web Proxy Service Keys
Cache Keys
WinSock Proxy Service Keys
Other Keys Added for Microsoft Proxy Server
Current Version
SNMP
LAN
LAT
What You Need to Know About the LAT
What is the LAT?
What is a Local LAT?
How is the LAT Defined?
LAT Configuration Considerations
Running Server Setup
Server Administration Overview
LAT Configuration
Overview of LAT Configuration
Modifying the LAT
Replacing the LAT
Creating a Local LAT File
When Modifying the Local Address Table
Local Address Table Configuration Dialog Box
Construct Local Address Table Dialog Box
Local Address Table Configuration Dialog Box
Construct Local Address Table Dialog Box
LAT
Lease period
Leased line
Least Recently Used
Limiting client access to the Internet
Using the WSP Client Application
Turning the WinSock Proxy Client On or Off
Web Proxy Deny or Grant Access To Dialog Box
Publishing to the Internet
Link
Listen-on port
Listing the IP addresses on your private network
LMHOSTS file
Load balancing for your network
Multiple Gateway Overview
Using Multiple Proxy Gateways in a DNS Environment
Using Multiple WinSock Proxy Service Gateways
Local Address Table
What You Need to Know About the LAT
What is the LAT?
What is a Local LAT?
How is the LAT Defined?
LAT Configuration Considerations
Running Server Setup
LAT Configuration
Overview of LAT Configuration
Modifying the LAT
Replacing the LAT
Creating a Local LAT File
When Modifying the Local Address Table
Local Address Table Configuration Dialog Box
Construct Local Address Table Dialog Box
Local Address Table Configuration Dialog Box
Construct Local Address Table Dialog Box
Local Address Table (LAT)
Local Address Table Configuration dialog box
What You Need to Know About the LAT
How is the LAT Defined?
LAT Configuration Considerations
Running Server Setup
Modifying the LAT
Replacing the LAT
Local Address Table Configuration Dialog Box
Construct Local Address Table Dialog Box
Local Address Table Configuration Dialog Box
Local area network
Local copy of Web objects
Local LAT
Log entries
Log Field Summary
Client Information Fields
Server Information Fields
Log fields
Log Field Summary
Client Information Fields
Server Information Fields
Log file
Logging
Logging WinSock Proxy Service Activity
Setup Logs
The Server Setup Log
The Client Setup Log
Microsoft Proxy Server Logs
Logging Overview
Logging to a File
Logging to a Database
Log Fields
logging
Logging capabilities
Microsoft Proxy Server Logs
Logging Overview
Logging to a Database
Log Fields
Logging Issues
Logging client installation
Logging during Microsoft Proxy Server installation
Logging information about Internet requests
Logging Web Proxy Service Activity
Logging WinSock Proxy Service Activity
Log Fields
Logging parameters
Logging properties of Web Proxy service
Logging properties of WinSock Proxy service
Logging services
Logging Overview
Logging to a File
Logging to a Database
Configuring the Service to Log to a Database
Log Fields
Logging Issues
Logging to a database
Logging WinSock Proxy Service Activity
Logging to a Database
Database Logging Overview
Installing ODBC Drivers
Defining a System Data Source Name
Setting Up Database Tables
Configuring the Service to Log to a Database
Logging to a text file
LRU
Macintosh clients
Management Information Database
Member server
Messages
Web Proxy Service Messages
Web Proxy Client Messages
WinSock Proxy Messages Logged to the System
WinSock Proxy Service Messages Displayed to Clients
Setup Messages
Methods
How HTTP Works
How the GET Method Works
Examples of GET Usage with Proxy Service
Metric
MIB
Microsoft Access table format
Microsoft AnswerPoint
Microsoft Developer Network
Microsoft Developer Network Library
Microsoft DHCP Server
Microsoft Download Service
Microsoft Exchange
Microsoft Exchange and Internet Mail Connector
WinSock Proxy Client Considerations
Microsoft FastTips
Microsoft Index Server
Microsoft AnswerPoint
Searching the Documentation
Installing the Search Components
Microsoft Internet Explorer
What is the World Wide Web?
Configuring Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 Clients
Configuring Microsoft Internet Explorer 1.5 Clients
Microsoft Internet Information Server
The Default Configuration
Publishing to the Internet
Publishing on Your Private Network
Web Proxy Client Messages
Microsoft Internet Service Manager
Installing Only the Administration Tool
Installing and Accessing the Documentation
Server Administration Overview
Using Internet Service Manager
Setting Up Caching of Internet Objects
Logging Web Proxy Service Activity
Registry Editor
Microsoft Network
Microsoft Proxy Auto Dial utility
How Dial-Up Support Works
Using Microsoft Proxy Auto Dial
About Microsoft Proxy Auto Dial
Setting Credentials
Setting Dialing Hours
Restarting Services After a Dial-Up Connection
Microsoft Proxy Server
What is a Proxy Server?
What is Microsoft Proxy Server?
What Does Setup Install?
Installing Microsoft Proxy Server
Removing Microsoft Proxy Server
Installing Only the Administration Tool
Installing and Accessing the Documentation
Feature Summary
Network Configuration
Using DNS, WINS and DHCP with Microsoft Proxy Server
Using RAS with Microsoft Proxy Server
Cache-Only Implementation
Security Overview
Domain Planning Considerations
Microsoft Proxy Server Logs
Overview of Network Considerations with Microsoft Proxy Server
Performance Troubleshooting
Web Proxy Service
How the WinSock Proxy Service Works
WinSock Proxy Service Properties
Publishing to the Internet
Microsoft Proxy Server Cache Drives dialog box
Basic Cache Configuration
Changing the Drives and Space Allocated to the Cache
Microsoft Proxy Server Cache Drives Dialog Box
Microsoft Proxy Server counters
Microsoft Proxy Server Counters
About the Microsoft Proxy Server Objects
Web Proxy Server Cache Counters
Web Proxy Server Service Counters
WinSock Proxy Server Counters
Microsoft Proxy Server documentation
Installing and Accessing the Documentation
Before installation, to open the online documentation directly from the Microsoft Proxy Server compact disc
Searching the Documentation
Microsoft Proxy Server logs
The Server Setup Log
The Client Setup Log
Logging to a File
Logging to a Database
Log Fields
Logging Issues
Microsoft Proxy Server objects
Microsoft Proxy Server registry entries
Microsoft Proxy Server Registry Entries
Domain Filtering Keys
Web Proxy Service Keys
Cache Keys
WinSock Proxy Service Keys
Other Keys Added for Microsoft Proxy Server
Microsoft Proxy Server troubleshooting
Web Proxy Service Troubleshooting
WinSock Proxy Service Troubleshooting
Performance Troubleshooting
RAS Troubleshooting
Microsoft Service Advantage
Microsoft Service Advantage
Direct Services
Product Support Worldwide
Microsoft SQL Server table format
Microsoft TCP/IP Properties sheet
Microsoft TechNet
Microsoft WinSock Proxy Client dialog box
Turning the WinSock Proxy Client On or Off
Changing the Server Used to Download Client Configuration Files
Updating the WinSock Proxy Client Configuration Files
MIME mapping
Mkplog.exe
Modem
Setting Up a Modem or ISDN Adapter
RAS and Microsoft Proxy Server
Setting Up a Modem
Selecting Connection Hardware
Modifying the LAT
Monitoring performance
Monitoring your system
Setup Logs
Microsoft Proxy Server Logs
Log Fields
Log Field Summary
Logging Issues
Windows NT Logs
Performance Monitor Counters
Microsoft Proxy Server Counters
SNMP MIBs
Mpcsetup.log
Reviewing the Client Setup Log
The Client Setup Log
Setup Messages
MPR
Mpssetup.log
MSDL
MSN
Mspclnt.ini file
Multi-homed environment
Multi-Protocol Routing
Multiple Proxy gateways
Using Multiple Microsoft Proxy Server Gateways
Multiple Gateway Overview
Using Multiple Proxy Gateways in a DNS Environment
Using Multiple Proxy Gateways in a WINS Environment
Using Multiple WinSock Proxy Service Gateways
Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension mapping
Name resolution
More About DNS, WINS, and DHCP
Using Broadcasts to Resolve Host Names
Using WINS Service
Using DNS with WINS and DHCP
Using Multiple DNS Servers
name resolution
Name space
Negative caching
NetBIOS
Netscape Navigator
Configuring Netscape Navigator Clients
Web Proxy Client Problems
Network adapter cards
Setting Up the Network Adapters
Setting up Network Adapter Cards
Setup Considerations When Using Two Adapters
Configuring the External Network Adapter Card
Configuring the Internal Network Adapter Card
Setup Considerations When Using a Single Adapter
When Setting TCP/IP Properties for Network Adapter Cards
Network configuration
Server Administration Overview
Setting up Network Adapter Cards
Using TCP/IP Ports
Using DNS, WINS and DHCP with Microsoft Proxy Server
Using Multiple Microsoft Proxy Server Gateways
More About DNS, WINS, and DHCP
LAT Configuration
Dial-Up Support
Using Microsoft Proxy Auto Dial
Other Server Configuration Issues
Securing Your Network
Domain Planning Considerations
Overview of Network Considerations with Microsoft Proxy Server
Considerations for Setting Up Your Private Network
Considerations for Connecting to the Internet
Network News Transfer Protocol
Network Properties dialog box
Configuring RAS Options
Using RAS Server and Microsoft Proxy Server
Never cache
Setting the Advanced Options for the Cache
Cache Filter Properties Dialog Box
New list of IP addresses
NNTP
NTFS
Object modification checking
Object-cache scavenger
ODBC drivers
ODBC-compliant database
Logging Web Proxy Service Activity
Logging WinSock Proxy Service Activity
Database Logging Overview
Installing ODBC Drivers
Defining a System Data Source Name
On-demand caching
On-demand dial-out
Ongoing link to the Internet
Online documentation
Installing and Accessing the Documentation
Before installation, to open the online documentation directly from the Microsoft Proxy Server compact disc
OOB
Open Database Connectivity
Out-Of-Band data transfer
Outbound connection
WinSock Proxy Service Features
Restricting Outbound Access From Your Network
Overview of Outbound Access Security Options
Using Groups to Assign Internal User Permissions
Outbound ports
What are TCP/IP ports?
Setting WinSock Proxy Port Permissions
Configuring WinSock Proxy Protocols and Ports
Packet
Page
Passive caching
Password authentication
Selecting the Client Authentication Method
password authentication
PDC
Peer Web Services
People with disabilities
Performance Monitor
Performance Monitor counters
Performance Monitor objects
Performance troubleshooting
Permission properties of Web Proxy service
Web Proxy Permissions Property Sheet
Web Proxy Add Users and Groups Dialog Box
Permission properties of WinSock Proxy service
WinSock Proxy Permissions Property Sheet
Protocol Selection Dialog Box
Permission rights for users to Web Proxy and WinSock Proxy services
Considerations For Planning Windows NT Groups
Assigning Groups to Service Permissions
Setting Access Control for the Web Proxy Service
Web Proxy Permissions Property Sheet
Web Proxy Add Users and Groups Dialog Box
WinSock Proxy Permissions Property Sheet
Protocol Selection Dialog Box
Phone book entries
Creating RAS Phone Book Entries
Setting Credentials
Setting Dialing Hours
Ping utility
Point-to-point connection-oriented communication
Point-to-Point Protocol
Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol
Policies
Pop-up messages
Port number
Port Range Definition dialog box
Setting Up Protocol Configurations
Port Range Definition Dialog Box
Ports
Using TCP/IP Ports
What are TCP/IP ports?
Setting WinSock Proxy Port Permissions
Configuring WinSock Proxy Protocols and Ports
POST
PPTP
Predefined protocol configurations
Preinstallation requirements for Microsoft Proxy Server
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Before You Install
Verifying Your Software Configuration
Verifying Your Hardware Configuration
Server Security Checklist
Connecting the Server to the Internet
Preventing Internet users from connecting to your private network
Primary Domain Controller
Private network
What is an Intranet?
What is a Gateway?
What is Microsoft Proxy Server?
Installation Overview
What You Need to Know About the LAT
LAT Configuration
Security Overview
Securing Your Network
Overview of Network Considerations with Microsoft Proxy Server
Considerations for Setting Up Your Private Network
Considerations for Connecting to the Internet
Managing Your Own Internet Domain
Performance Troubleshooting
Using TCP/IP on the Internal Network
Using IPX/SPX on the Internal Network
Publishing to the Internet
Publishing on Your Private Network
Problems with Web Proxy
Problems with WinSock Proxy
WinSock Proxy Service Troubleshooting
WinSock Proxy Diagnostic Utility
WinSock Proxy Server Problems
WinSock Proxy Client Problems
Problems with your system
Web Proxy Service Troubleshooting
WinSock Proxy Service Troubleshooting
Performance Troubleshooting
RAS Troubleshooting
Product support
About This Book
Finding Further Information
Microsoft AnswerPoint
Information Services
Standard Support
Priority Support
Text Telephone
Microsoft Service Advantage
Direct Services
Product Support Worldwide
Installing and Accessing the Documentation
Before installation, to open the online documentation directly from the Microsoft Proxy Server compact disc
Searching the Documentation
Program file
Properties of Web Proxy service
Web Proxy Service Property Sheet
User Sessions Dialog Box
Local Address Table Configuration Dialog Box
Web Proxy Permissions Properties
Web Proxy Caching Properties
Web Proxy Logging Properties
Web Proxy Filters Properties
Properties of WinSock Proxy service
WinSock Proxy Service Property Sheet
Local Address Table Configuration Dialog Box
Construct Local Address Table Dialog Box
WinSock Proxy Protocols Properties
WinSock Proxy Permissions Properties
WinSock Proxy Logging Properties
WinSock Proxy Filters Properties
Property sheets for Web Proxy service
Web Proxy Service Property Sheet
Web Proxy Permissions Property Sheet
Web Proxy Caching Property Sheet
Web Proxy Logging Properties
Web Proxy Filters Properties
Property sheets for WinSock Proxy service
Opening the Administrative Interface for the WinSock Proxy Service
WinSock Proxy Service Property Sheet
WinSock Proxy Protocols Property Sheet
WinSock Proxy Permissions Property Sheet
Protecting your private network
What is a Gateway?
Server Security Checklist
Security Overview
Web Proxy Security
WinSock Proxy Security
Securing Your Network
Restricting Inbound Access From the Internet
Domain Planning Considerations
Restricting Outbound Access From Your Network
Publishing to the Internet
Protocol
Protocol Definition dialog box
Setting Up Protocol Configurations
Protocol Definition Dialog Box
Protocol properties of WinSock Proxy service
WinSock Proxy Protocols Property Sheet
Protocol Definition Dialog Box
Port Range Definition Dialog Box
Protocol Selection dialog box
Protocols
What is TCP/IP?
Granting Permissions to Proxy Users
Configuring WinSock Proxy Protocols and Ports
Setting Up Protocol Configurations
About the Predefined Protocol Configurations
WinSock Proxy Protocols Properties
Proxies
Proxies property sheet
Proxy
Proxy client
Proxy host
Proxy ISAPI application
Domain Filtering
About the Web Proxy Service
Proxy ISAPI Application
Proxy ISAPI Application
Proxy ISAPI filter
About the Web Proxy Service
Proxy ISAPI Filter
Proxy ISAPI Filter
Proxy permissions
Proxy protocols
Granting Permissions to Proxy Users
Web Proxy Permissions Property Sheet
Web Proxy Add Users and Groups Dialog Box
Proxy server
Proxy service
Proxy users
Creating New Groups For Proxy Users
Setting Up Proxy Users
Selecting the Client Authentication Method
Granting Permissions to Proxy Users
Controlling Web Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Publishing on your private network
Publishing to the Internet
Internet Publishing with Microsoft Proxy Server
How to Enable Internet Publishing
Further Suggestions Before Publishing
Putting users in Windows NT groups
Server Administration Overview
Considerations For Planning Windows NT Groups
Creating New Groups For Proxy Users
Assigning Groups to Service Permissions
Query
RAS
RAS and Microsoft Proxy Server
Setting Up RAS
How Dial-Up Support Works
Using RAS with Microsoft Proxy Server
Configuring RAS Options
Creating RAS Phone Book Entries
Other RAS-Related Issues
Using RAS Server and Microsoft Proxy Server
RAS Troubleshooting
RAS
RAS client
Setting Up RAS
How Dial-Up Support Works
Using RAS Server and Microsoft Proxy Server
RAS phone book entries
Creating RAS Phone Book Entries
Setting Credentials
Setting Dialing Hours
RAS Troubleshooting
RAS server
RealAudio
Redirected TCP connection
Reducing security risks
What is a Proxy Server?
What is a Gateway?
Server Security Checklist
Registering events for active services
Registry Editor
Registry entries
Registry Editor
Reading Hexadecimal Key Values
Microsoft Proxy Server Registry Entries
Regular logging
Logging Web Proxy Service Activity
Logging Overview
Log Field Summary
Reinstalling clients
Reinstalling Microsoft Proxy Server
Remote Access Service
RAS and Microsoft Proxy Server
Setting Up RAS
How Dial-Up Support Works
Using RAS with Microsoft Proxy Server
Configuring RAS Options
Creating RAS Phone Book Entries
Other RAS-Related Issues
Using RAS Server and Microsoft Proxy Server
Remote Access Service (RAS)
Remote administration
Installing Only the Administration Tool
remote administration
Remote Procedure Call
Removing clients
Removing Microsoft Proxy Server
Removing Microsoft Proxy Server components
Replacing the LAT
Restarting services
Restarting Web Proxy services
Restarting WinSock Proxy services
Restoring missing files
Restoring the registry
Restricting inbound access
Restricting Inbound Access From the Internet
About Default Inbound Security From the Internet
Domain Planning Considerations
Restricting outbound access
Restricting Outbound Access From Your Network
Overview of Outbound Access Security Options
Filtering Access By DNS Domain Name
Filtering Access By IP Address
Using Groups to Assign Internal User Permissions
Retrieve rate
Router
RPC
RpcBindings
Running WinSock Proxy diagnostic utility
Scope
Script
Search
Secure Sockets Layer
Securing your private network
What is a Proxy Server?
What is a Gateway?
Server Security Checklist
Security Overview
Web Proxy Security
WinSock Proxy Security
Securing Your Network
Restricting Inbound Access From the Internet
Domain Planning Considerations
Restricting Outbound Access From Your Network
Publishing to the Internet
Security
What is a Gateway?
Server Security Checklist
LAT Configuration Considerations
Security Overview
Web Proxy Security
WinSock Proxy Security
Considerations for WinSock Proxy Security
Securing Your Network
Restricting Inbound Access From the Internet
Restricting Outbound Access From Your Network
Publishing to the Internet
Sequenced Packet Exchange
Serial Line Interface Protocol
Server
What is Microsoft Proxy Server?
Connecting the Server to the Internet
Microsoft Proxy Server as a DNS Server
Microsoft Proxy Server as a WINS Server
Configuring the Servers Browser
Changing the Server Used to Download Client Configuration Files
Server Information Fields
Web Proxy Server Problems
WinSock Proxy Server Problems
Server administration
Server Administration Overview
Using Internet Service Manager
Server Message Block protocol
Service
Service logs
Logging Overview
Logging to a File
Logging to a Database
Configuring the Service to Log to a Database
Log Fields
Logging Issues
Services Properties dialog box
Setting dialing hours
Setting Microsoft DHCP Server bindings
Setting up clients
What is the LAT?
Configuring the Client Setup Program
Installing Clients
Running Client Setup
Reinstalling a Client
Installing on a Dual-Boot Client
Running Client Setup from the Command Line
Reviewing the Client Setup Log
Web Proxy Clients
Configuring Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 Clients
Configuring Microsoft Internet Explorer 1.5 Clients
Configuring Netscape Navigator Clients
WinSock Proxy Clients
Creating a Local LAT File
Editing the Mspclnt.ini File
Configuring Windows Sockets Applications
Setting up your private network
What Does Setup Install?
Installation Overview
What You Need to Know About the LAT
Installing Microsoft Proxy Server
Setup Logs
Considerations for Setting Up Your Private Network
Setup
What Does Setup Install?
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Verifying Your Software Configuration
Verifying Your Hardware Configuration
Installation Overview
What You Need to Know About the LAT
Setting the Web Proxy Listen-On Port
Installing Microsoft Proxy Server
Running Server Setup
Running Server Setup from the Command Line
Reviewing the Server Setup Log
Reinstalling Microsoft Proxy Server
Removing Microsoft Proxy Server
Installing Only the Administration Tool
About the Predefined Protocol Configurations
Configuring the Client Setup Program
Setup Logs
Setup Messages
Setup log
Reviewing the Server Setup Log
Setup Logs
The Server Setup Log
Setup Messages
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
Simple Network Management Protocol
Single network adapter connection
Slow network connection
SMTP
SNMP
SNMP Management Information Base
Socket
About Windows Sockets
Connected Service using TCP Sockets
Connectionless Service using UDP Sockets
socket
Software
Space allocated to the cache
Specifying Microsoft Proxy Server name
Specifying Microsoft Proxy Server protocol port number
SPX
SQL logging table tool
Using the SQL Logging Table Tool
Microsoft SQL Server Table Format
SQL Server table format
SQL/ODBC database
SSL
SSL security
Stale data
Standard Proxy Protocol
Starting Performance Monitor
Starting Registry Editor
Starting Setup from the command line
Static IP addressing
Static page
Stop caching
Subnet mask
Subsequent connections
System architecture
How the Web Proxy Service Works
How the WinSock Proxy Service Works
System logged messages
Web Proxy Service Messages
WinSock Proxy Messages Logged to the System
System registry
Registry Editor
Reading Hexadecimal Key Values
Microsoft Proxy Server Registry Entries
System requirements
T1 line
Tag files
TCP
What is TCP/IP?
What are TCP/IP ports?
Connected Service using TCP Sockets
TCP Redirection
TCP socket
TCP/IP
What is the Internet?
What is TCP/IP?
What is an Intranet?
Web Proxy Basics
Background on Internet Naming and Addressing
When Setting TCP/IP Properties for Network Adapter Cards
Overview of Network Considerations with Microsoft Proxy Server
Considerations for Setting Up Your Private Network
What is CERN-Proxy?
Using TCP/IP on the Internal Network
TCP/IP
Advanced TCP/IP Security with Windows NT
TCP/IP Advanced Configuration dialog box
TCP/IP ports
Using TCP/IP Ports
What are TCP/IP ports?
Setting WinSock Proxy Port Permissions
Advanced TCP/IP Security with Windows NT
Text file
Text file logging
Text telephone
Time-To-Live
Caching
Basic Cache Configuration
Active Caching
Time-to-Live (TTL)
Top-level domain names
Tracert utility
Tracking performance
Transmission Control Protocol
What is TCP/IP?
What are TCP/IP ports?
TCP Redirection
Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
What is TCP/IP?
Using TCP/IP Ports
Considerations for Setting Up Your Private Network
What is CERN-Proxy?
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Advanced TCP/IP Security with Windows NT
Troubleshooting
Ping and Tracert
Web Proxy Service Troubleshooting
WinSock Proxy Service Troubleshooting
Performance Troubleshooting
RAS Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Web Proxy service
Web Proxy Service Troubleshooting
Web Proxy Server Problems
Web Proxy Client Problems
Troubleshooting WinSock Proxy service
WinSock Proxy Service Troubleshooting
WinSock Proxy Diagnostic Utility
WinSock Proxy Server Problems
WinSock Proxy Client Problems
TTL
Turning off the cache
Two network adapter cards
UDP
What are TCP/IP ports?
Connectionless Service using UDP Sockets
WinSock Proxy Control Channel
UDP
UDP Redirection
UDP socket
Uniform Resource Locator
Setting the Advanced Options for the Cache
How the GET Method Works
Cache Filter Properties Dialog Box
Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
Uninstall Proxy Client dialog box
Uninstalling clients
Uninstalling Microsoft Proxy Server
UNIX
Updating client configuration files
URL
Setting the Advanced Options for the Cache
How the GET Method Works
Cache Filter Properties Dialog Box
URL
Usenet
User authentication
User Datagram Protocol
What are TCP/IP ports?
Connectionless Service using UDP Sockets
WinSock Proxy Control Channel
User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
UDP Redirection
User Manager
User Manager for Domains
Server Security Checklist
Creating New Groups For Proxy Users
Using Groups to Assign Internal User Permissions
User permissions for Microsoft Proxy Server
Considerations For Planning Windows NT Groups
Creating New Groups For Proxy Users
User Sessions dialog box
VDOLine Player
Verbose logging
Logging Web Proxy Service Activity
Logging Overview
Log Field Summary
Verifying RAS client for dial-up support
Virtual directory
Volatile objects
WAN
Web browser
Running Client Setup
About Web Proxy Clients
Configuring the Servers Browser
Web Proxy Client Considerations
Web browser
Web browsing
Web objects
Web page
Web Proxy
How the Web Proxy Service Works
The CERN-Proxy Protocol
How HTTP Works
How the GET Method Works
Web Proxy Service
Caching Mechanisms
Web Proxy Add Users and Groups dialog box
Web Proxy authentication method
Web Proxy Caching property sheet
Web Proxy Caching Properties
Web Proxy Caching Property Sheet
Web Proxy clients
Running Server Setup
Web Proxy Clients
About Web Proxy Clients
Configuring the Internet Application in Control Panel
Configuring Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 Clients
Configuring Microsoft Internet Explorer 1.5 Clients
Configuring Netscape Navigator Clients
Configuring Apple Macintosh Clients
Configuring UNIX Clients
Configuring the Servers Browser
Web Proxy Client Considerations
Web Proxy Client Messages
Web Proxy Deny or Grant Access To dialog box
Web Proxy Filters property sheet
Web Proxy Logging property sheet
Web Proxy messages
Web Proxy Permissions property sheet
Web Proxy security
About Web Proxy Security
Setting Access Control for the Web Proxy Service
Web Proxy Server Cache counters
Web Proxy Server Service counters
Web Proxy service
Setting the Web Proxy Listen-On Port
Feature Summary
Web Proxy Service Features
Web Proxy Basics
How Dial-Up Support Works
Overview of Web Proxy Service Configuration
Setting Up Proxy Users
Selecting the Client Authentication Method
Controlling Web Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Setting Up Caching of Internet Objects
Logging Web Proxy Service Activity
Web Proxy Security
About Web Proxy Security
Setting Access Control for the Web Proxy Service
Domain Filtering Keys
Web Proxy Service Keys
Web Proxy Service Troubleshooting
How the Web Proxy Service Works
About the Web Proxy Service
Advantages of the Web Proxy Service
Opening the Administrative Interface for the Web Proxy Service
Web Proxy Service Properties
Web Proxy Service Property Sheet
Web Proxy Permissions Properties
Web Proxy Caching Properties
Web Proxy Logging Properties
Web Proxy Filters Properties
How to Enable Internet Publishing
Web Proxy service
Web Proxy Service Messages
Web Proxy service keys
Web Proxy Service Keys
Setting RPC Bindings
Cache Keys
Other Keys Added for Microsoft Proxy Server
Web Proxy service logging
Web Proxy service logs
Logging Overview
Log Field Summary
Client Information Fields
Connection Information Fields
Object Information Fields
Logging Issues
Web Proxy Service Properties window
Basic Cache Configuration
Setting the Advanced Options for the Cache
Changing the Drives and Space Allocated to the Cache
Turning Off the Cache
Logging Web Proxy Service Activity
Web Proxy Service property sheet
Opening the Administrative Interface for the Web Proxy Service
Web Proxy Service Property Sheet
Web Proxy service protocols
Web Proxy service registry values
Web Proxy service text file logs
Web Proxy users
Setting Up Proxy Users
Selecting the Client Authentication Method
Granting Permissions to Proxy Users
Controlling Web Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Web server
Web site
Wide area network
Windows Internet Name Service server
Windows Internet Naming Service
Using DNS, WINS and DHCP with Microsoft Proxy Server
Considerations for Using WINS
Microsoft Proxy Server as a WINS Server
Microsoft Proxy Server as a WINS Client
Using Multiple Proxy Gateways in a WINS Environment
More About DNS, WINS, and DHCP
What is WINS?
Using WINS Service
Using DNS with WINS and DHCP
Windows NT Challenge/Response authentication
Client Authentication
WinSock Proxy Service Features
About Web Proxy Security
How Challenge/Response Authentication Works
What is Challenge/Response Authentication?
Enabling Challenge/Response Authentication
Windows NT Challenge/Response Authentication
Windows NT File System
Windows NT groups
Server Administration Overview
Putting Users in Windows NT Groups
Considerations For Planning Windows NT Groups
Creating New Groups For Proxy Users
Assigning Groups to Service Permissions
Windows NT Remote Access Service
RAS and Microsoft Proxy Server
Setting Up RAS
How Dial-Up Support Works
Using RAS with Microsoft Proxy Server
Configuring RAS Options
Creating RAS Phone Book Entries
Other RAS-Related Issues
Using RAS Server and Microsoft Proxy Server
RAS Troubleshooting
Windows NT Server
Software Requirements
Using Performance Monitor
Advanced TCP/IP Security with Windows NT
Windows NT system log
Windows NT Logs
Web Proxy Service Messages
WinSock Proxy Messages Logged to the System
Windows Sockets
WinSock Proxy Service Features
Setting WinSock Proxy Port Permissions
About WinSock Proxy Clients
Configuring Windows Sockets Applications
Understanding Windows Sockets and WinSock Proxy
About Windows Sockets
Connected Service using TCP Sockets
Connectionless Service using UDP Sockets
About WinSock Proxy
WinSock Proxy Limitations
WinSock Proxy Protocols Property Sheet
Windows Sockets
Windows Sockets APIs
WinSock Proxy Service Features
About Windows Sockets
WinSock Proxy Client Components
WinSock Proxy Control Channel
Windows Sockets APIs
socket()
bind()
connect()
listen() and accept()
recv() and send()
recvfrom() and sendto()
WINS
What is WINS?
Using WINS Service
Using DNS with WINS and DHCP
WINS client
WINS proxy
WINS server
Microsoft Proxy Server as a WINS Server
Using Multiple Proxy Gateways in a WINS Environment
What is WINS?
WINS server
WINS services
Using DNS, WINS and DHCP with Microsoft Proxy Server
Considerations for Using WINS
Microsoft Proxy Server as a WINS Server
Microsoft Proxy Server as a WINS Client
Using Multiple Proxy Gateways in a WINS Environment
More About DNS, WINS, and DHCP
What is WINS?
Using WINS Service
Using DNS with WINS and DHCP
WinSock Proxy
How the WinSock Proxy Service Works
Understanding Windows Sockets and WinSock Proxy
About WinSock Proxy
WinSock Proxy Architecture
WinSock Proxy Client Components
WinSock Proxy Control Channel
WinSock Proxy Limitations
WinSock Proxy Add Users and Groups dialog box
WinSock Proxy clients
WinSock Proxy Clients
About WinSock Proxy Clients
WinSock Proxy Client Considerations
Using the WSP Client Application
Turning the WinSock Proxy Client On or Off
Changing the Server Used to Download Client Configuration Files
Updating the WinSock Proxy Client Configuration Files
WinSock Proxy Client Problems
WinSock Proxy Client Components
WinSock Proxy Service Messages Displayed to Clients
WinSock Proxy control channel
WinSock Proxy Deny or Grant Access To dialog box
WinSock Proxy diagnostic utility
WinSock Proxy DLL
WinSock Proxy Service Features
WinSock Proxy Client Components
WinSock Proxy Control Channel
Using IPX/SPX on the Internal Network
SNMP
WinSock Proxy Filters Property sheet
WinSock Proxy Logging property sheet
WinSock Proxy messages
WinSock Proxy Messages Logged to the System
WinSock Proxy Service Messages Displayed to Clients
WinSock Proxy permissions
WinSock Proxy Permissions property sheet
Configuring WinSock Proxy Protocols and Ports
About the Predefined Protocol Configurations
WinSock Proxy Permissions Property Sheet
WinSock Proxy ports
Setting WinSock Proxy Port Permissions
Configuring WinSock Proxy Protocols and Ports
WinSock Proxy Protocols property sheet
Setting Up Protocol Configurations
About the Predefined Protocol Configurations
WinSock Proxy Protocols Property Sheet
WinSock Proxy security
WinSock Proxy Security
How WinSock Proxy Security Works
Setting Access Control for WinSock Proxy
Assigning Permissions for WinSock Proxy Users
Considerations for WinSock Proxy Security
When Modifying the Local Address Table
When Setting Port Protocol Permissions
When Setting TCP/IP Properties for Network Adapter Cards
When Running Microsoft Proxy Server in a Workgroup
WinSock Proxy server
WinSock Proxy Server counters
WinSock Proxy service
Feature Summary
WinSock Proxy Service Features
Setting WinSock Proxy Port Permissions
How Dial-Up Support Works
Overview of WinSock Proxy Service Configuration
Configuring WinSock Proxy Protocols and Ports
Setting Up Protocol Configurations
About the Predefined Protocol Configurations
Setting Up WinSock Proxy Users
Logging WinSock Proxy Service Activity
Setting WinSock Proxy Access Control
Configuring Windows Sockets Applications
WinSock Proxy Security
Domain Filtering Keys
WinSock Proxy Service Keys
WinSock Proxy Service Troubleshooting
WinSock Proxy Diagnostic Utility
WinSock Proxy Server Problems
WinSock Proxy Client Problems
How the WinSock Proxy Service Works
About WinSock Proxy
WinSock Proxy Architecture
WinSock Proxy Client Components
WinSock Proxy Control Channel
WinSock Proxy Limitations
Opening the Administrative Interface for the WinSock Proxy Service
WinSock Proxy Service Properties
WinSock Proxy Protocols Properties
WinSock Proxy Permissions Properties
WinSock Proxy Logging Properties
WinSock Proxy Filters Properties
WinSock Proxy service
WinSock Proxy Messages Logged to the System
WinSock Proxy Service Messages Displayed to Clients
WinSock Proxy service keys
WinSock Proxy Service Keys
Other Keys Added for Microsoft Proxy Server
WinSock Proxy service logging
WinSock Proxy service logs
Logging Overview
Log Field Summary
Client Information Fields
Connection Information Fields
Object Information Fields
Logging Issues
WinSock Proxy Service Properties window
Configuring WinSock Proxy Protocols and Ports
Setting Up Protocol Configurations
Setting Up WinSock Proxy Users
Controlling WinSock Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Logging WinSock Proxy Service Activity
Setting WinSock Proxy Access Control
Assigning Permissions for WinSock Proxy Users
WinSock Proxy service property sheet
WinSock Proxy service protocols
Configuring WinSock Proxy Protocols and Ports
Setting Up Protocol Configurations
About the Predefined Protocol Configurations
Setting Up WinSock Proxy Users
WinSock Proxy service registry values
WinSock Proxy service text file logs
WinSock Proxy users
Setting Up WinSock Proxy Users
Controlling WinSock Proxy User Access to Internet Sites
Setting WinSock Proxy Access Control
Assigning Permissions for WinSock Proxy Users
Workgroup
World Wide Web
WSP Client application
Using the WSP Client Application
Turning the WinSock Proxy Client On or Off
Changing the Server Used to Download Client Configuration Files
Wspcfg.ini file
WWW
WWW service authentication method
WWW service port number
WWW Service Properties dialog box
WWW services
Restarting Services After a Dial-Up Connection
Selecting the Client Authentication Method
How Anonymous Logon Works
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