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Proxies are set by the networking team and are there for a reason, so you have to &nbsp;convince management to add the proxy bypass don't forget the port # if using other than port 80 i.e. *.exampe.com:8443
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Proxies are set by the networking team and are there for a reason, so you have to  convince management to add the proxy bypass don't forget the port # if using other than port 80 i.e. *.exampe.com:8443

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Hi<br />
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i develop a windows application using vs2010 and vb.net<br />
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this application will send push notification to apple server(Push notification and im using PushSharp)<br />
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application is hosted inside my company behind the proxy.<br />
How i can configure the application to run and bypass the proxy????????<br />
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note: application work fine on my personal laptop since there is no proxy<br />
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below link has the answer for web but not windows<br />
<a href="https://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio/suggestions/2397357-fix-it-so-that-net-apps-can-access-http-thru-auth" rel="ugc">https://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio/suggestions/2397357-fix-it-so-that-net-apps-can-access-http-thru-auth</a>
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Hi

i develop a windows application using vs2010 and vb.net

this application will send push notification to apple server(Push notification and im using PushSharp)

application is hosted inside my company behind the proxy.
How i can configure the application to run and bypass the proxy????????

note: application work fine on my personal laptop since there is no proxy

below link has the answer for web but not windows
https://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio/suggestions/2397357-fix-it-so-that-net-apps-can-access-http-thru-auth

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