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Some background:<br />
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I am enrolled in a univerisity, but I live off campus and have Comcast Internet.<br />
My university has some web pages that only work from within the university. such as library resources, student directory, etc.<br />
The university has both a VPN server and a proxy server that can be used to access these pages.<br />
I use Internet Explorer on a Windows XP Professional machine.<br />
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What I want to do:<br />
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I would like to force any ftp, &nbsp;http, or https connection to *.myuniveristy.edu through either the proxy server or the VPN server, WITHOUT forcing all of my other requests through one of these servers. I don't care whether it is the VPN or proxy server (the effect is the same). I sort of envision this as being the exact opposite of IE's &quot;Bypass proxy server for local addresses&quot; option.<br />
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If you have any suggestions, please let me know.<br />

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Some background:

I am enrolled in a univerisity, but I live off campus and have Comcast Internet.
My university has some web pages that only work from within the university. such as library resources, student directory, etc.
The university has both a VPN server and a proxy server that can be used to access these pages.
I use Internet Explorer on a Windows XP Professional machine.

What I want to do:

I would like to force any ftp,  http, or https connection to *.myuniveristy.edu through either the proxy server or the VPN server, WITHOUT forcing all of my other requests through one of these servers. I don't care whether it is the VPN or proxy server (the effect is the same). I sort of envision this as being the exact opposite of IE's "Bypass proxy server for local addresses" option.

If you have any suggestions, please let me know.


Can I force specific addresses only through a proxy server (or VPN)?

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