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On 11/16/06 11:06 pm, KAM thus wrote :[color=blue]
> OK,
>
> Thanks!
>
> On Thu, 16 Nov 2006 18:39:27 +0000, Mark Robinson wrote:
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>> On Mon, 13 Nov 2006 15:17:27 +0000, KAM wrote:
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>>> Mark,
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>>> Find out anything?[/color]
>> He mailed me back and I quote
>>
>> I have had a chat with support yesterday and there currently is no
>> official fix just the work around you are already using.
>>
>> He did suggest configurng a pac (proxy autoconfig) file on each client.
>> That way, you could update the pac file at the server in future.
>>
>> I believe they may be working on a fix for v7, but nothing official[/color]
>[/color]
KAM, the resolution is fairly straightforward, if I read your question
correctly:

First, be sure that the server in question has been definted (this would
make sense, if you have a NAT rule - SNAT or DNAT). Next, go to Proxies
| HTTP and add the server to your list of "Skip source/destination
networks". This should keep you from having to manually tweak all of the
clients.

As an aside, I have had mixed results with PAC files. I'm not sure what
fix may be in the works for v7; AFAIK (and I will look at my beta this
weekend), v7 still uses Squid, so the "fix" would need to come from the
Squid developers.

BTW, do you have any content filtering enabled? If so, you might want to
whitelist your own domain or turn it off for a test. I've been fooled
before where I thought I had a proxy issue and it turned out to be the
content filter.

Good luck; HTH.

--
Lewis
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