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The configuration will depend on which proxy server you intend to install, which one do you have in mind?<br />
for ISA server see <a href="http://www.windowsecurity.com/articles/Microsoft_ISA_Server_Part_I__introduction_installation_configuration_Web_caching_and_Internet_access.html" rel="ugc">http://www.windowsecurity.com/articles/Microsoft_ISA_Server_Part_I__introduction_installation_configuration_Web_caching_and_Internet_access.html</a>
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thanks,<br />
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that looks like a great option. I will try it and let you know how it goes
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Hi All,<br />
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I &nbsp;have cable modem for internet access, a server running windows &nbsp;server 2003 (AD, DNS, DHCP) and 4 workstation all connected to a switch. I would like to add another server and set it up as a proxy server.<br />
can you please tell me step by step how to configure a proxy server?<br />
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thanks,
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Hi All,

I  have cable modem for internet access, a server running windows  server 2003 (AD, DNS, DHCP) and 4 workstation all connected to a switch. I would like to add another server and set it up as a proxy server.
can you please tell me step by step how to configure a proxy server?

thanks,

The configuration will depend on which proxy server you intend to install, which one do you have in mind?
for ISA server see http://www.windowsecurity.com/articles/Microsoft_ISA_Server_Part_I__introduction_installation_configuration_Web_caching_and_Internet_access.html

thanks,

that looks like a great option. I will try it and let you know how it goes

installing and configuring a proxy server

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