Access to vB.org via proxy

[Blink|vB]

you cant use a proxy if you are on dial up accounts.

that includes dial-up DSL's

Yes you can :P

Just click on the dialup account, and then settings, and you can use a proxy :P

On AOL, you would need to use Opera to use a proxy, because IE wont let you But AOL is crap anyway :P

[GoTTi]

you cant use a proxy if you are on dial up accounts.

that includes dial-up DSL's

[Yuber]

It says, does not apply to dial up. I use aol isp but IE browser.

[Hobbes]

ooo....it works...horray,...this is weird...no ones on....XD

[sonic3d]

ok, i did what the instructions said. now, do i go to www.vbulletin.org or to the ip address? both ways dont work.

l8er
sonic

[nuno]

I dont get how to do this...didnt work

hmm...

[Alty29]

IE > Tools > Internet Options > Connections > LAN Settings > Select "Use a proxy server for your LAN (These settings will not apply to Dial-Up or VPN connections)".

Phoenix > Tools > Options > Connection > Select "Manual proxy configuration".

I dont get how to do this...didnt work

[MGM]

argh, nope, still doesn't work, NONE of em work! damnit!

does anybody know when vb.org is gonna be up without all of this Proxy stuff?

WHAT AM I DOING WRONG! *dies*

MGM out

[amykhar]

worked like a charm, thanks for that tip Amy

You are quite welcome, sir.

Amy

[Broncos]

nuno,

Thanks, that is what I needed, easy instructions I haven't used this proxy in the past but I am on vB.org now. Thanks again!

[nuno]

IE > Tools > Internet Options > Connections > LAN Settings > Select "Use a proxy server for your LAN (These settings will not apply to Dial-Up or VPN connections)".

Phoenix > Tools > Options > Connection > Select "Manual proxy configuration".

[filburt1]

They're proxies, not pages to visit.

[Broncos]

nuno,

What is the full URL you are entering and in what browser? I have tried the five you list and all either give me an internal error or page not found error

[nuno]

Working proxies checked today:
194.72.9.37:3128
148.233.111.232:80
202.105.138.19:8080
194.72.9.37:8080
62.81.33.25:80

For a full list of proxies available go to:
http://www.atomintersoft.com/product...xy/proxy-list/
http://tools.rosinstrument.com/proxy/

And enjoy vB.org.

[Broncos]

I've tried them all to no avail using both Mozilla 1.3 and IE 6.0 SP1