Networking

[maverick786us]

Mostly if we are on LAN connection, we are behind a proxy server, this proxy has an HTTP proxy running on some defined ports.

If I am using Internet Explorer or Mozilla or any web browser I have to enable proxy in LAN settings. Every browser or web based application has got its individual PROXY settings, which has to be properly configured in order to work.

Now I've been assigned a task of developing my own PROXY client which will run in Individual machine and the entire network traffic will be routed through that PROXY service.

How can I accomplish that??

[zmdmustafa]

If I am using Internet Explorer or Mozilla or any web browser I have to enable proxy in LAN settings. Every browser or web based application has got its individual PROXY settings, which has to be properly configured in order to work.

read the documentation of the respective browsers (and all the other browsers that you want to support)

Now I've been assigned a task of developing my own PROXY client which will run in Individual machine and the entire network traffic will be routed through that PROXY service.

Can you not use the lattest "PuTTy" software's tunnel settings and avoid re inventing the wheel?


Last but not least: How is this a VC++ / MFC question? ( This is a VC++ / MFC Forum)

[Siddhartha]

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Regards,
Siddhartha

[maverick786us]

Last but not least: How is this a VC++ / MFC question? ( This is a VC++ / MFC Forum)


Because I am developing a Proxy Server using VC++/MFC

[dog_pig_baby]

You may search on the documents in google with the key SOCK5 or https

you can also find some open source project about this in sf