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Chas
Hi
Could someone tell me the logic behind the tickbox
for "Bypass proxy for local IP addresses" in the IE Proxy
settings dialog box?
I want to know exactly how IE decides if an address is
local or not and hence when it goes through the proxy and
when it does not.
Is a local IP address defined as one on the same IP subnet
as the workstation or is there another way that it decides?
Does it depend on the version of IE (5.5 or 6.0)?
Thanks
Chas
Could someone tell me the logic behind the tickbox
for "Bypass proxy for local IP addresses" in the IE Proxy
settings dialog box?
I want to know exactly how IE decides if an address is
local or not and hence when it goes through the proxy and
when it does not.
Is a local IP address defined as one on the same IP subnet
as the workstation or is there another way that it decides?
Does it depend on the version of IE (5.5 or 6.0)?
Thanks
Chas