Hello all,
I am living overseas and to connect to the Internet, I have to go
through a MS ISA [Internet Security & Acceleration] server which is the
successor to MS Proxy server 2.0. I need to be able to connect my PB G4 800
[DVI] to access updates, email, etc. [Also would like to help a couple of
friends connect their iBooks (dual USB)].
We are all running 10.1.5 and IE 5.2.1 as well. The problem is with
authentication. I can ping an address and even connect MSN Messenger 3.0,
but when I try to access a website, I cannot get the applications to
authenticate.
To further complicate/confuse matters, I know 9.2.2 will connect and
authenticate, as I have tested it in classic and rebooting as well. I am
currently using VPC 5.x running Windows2000 [don't use SP3 w/ VPC, ouch] to
connect and send these emails. I would be content with this, but after
having spent the money to have a machine that would easily run OS X and
applications for X, I would like to have it work [at least as well as 9.x]
and connect.
Are there any suggestions? Does anyone have any experience with ISA
servers? I live in a Windows-centric world and so tech support is
basically...um...'me'.
TIA,
Keith
p.s. I think that covers it, if I forgot something, email me, I'm in digest.
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