Although this is networking matter (ph-networkers mailing list, hint! \8)
I'd say that the only way for you to get this info is if you port scan
your local network, and look for machines with curious open ports like 80,
3128, 8888, 8000, etc. and try them out.
Some admins will not take kindly to portscan activity, so be careful.
On Tue, 19 Jun 2001, Marvin T. Pascual wrote:
> Guys,
>
> I know this sounds crazy but I really need to ask this question to you.
>
> Is there a way to find the Proxy Server's IP Address when I'm just a
> client/plain user? All our workstation are using Windows 98 Intel PC and
> we're connecting to Sparc Machines whose OS is Solaris.
>
> We used to connect to the Internet using the Proxy Server's IP Address
> without actually a proper authorization. I doubt that our Proxy Server have
> any problem in terms of hardware and software 'cause it's almost two weeks
> already that we can't connect to the Internet. I think, our Network
> Administrators (nakakainis!) has changed already the Proxy Server's IP
> Address. I think, they already found out that many of us, especially here
> in Systems Development, uses the Internet and used to apply abroad. Marami
> na kasi ang nag-aalisan eh papuntang abroad.
>
> I really need to access the Internet 'cause I'm downloading Linux related
> documents that are not included in the HOW-TO's and other stuff.
>
> TIA.
>
> Marvin
>
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