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CATALOG AND SEARCH TOOLS > PROXY ACCESS TO STANFORD-RESTRICTED SOURCES
Proxy Access to Stanford-Restricted Sources
Configuring Netscape 6.x/7.x/Mozilla 1.x on a Macintosh
[Return to Stanford Proxy Home]
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Note: Versions of Netscape 6 earlier than 6.1 reportedly do not work with Stanford's
proxy server. Make sure you are using at least Netscape version 6.1.
The 1.x version of the Mozilla browser is equivalent to Netscape 6.x and is configured the same way.
SELECT NETSCAPE/MOZILLA PREFERENCES
Start Netscape or Mozilla if it isn't already running.
Click Edit in the menubar to open the Edit menu.
Click Preferences... to bring up the Preferences dialog
box.
TURN ON PROXYING
Click the small triangle (or small + for Mozilla) next to Advanced in the Category:
box to display the advanced configuration options.
Click on Proxies to display proxy configuration options in the right side of the Preferences window.
Click the Automatic proxy configuration URL radio button to make it the selected choice.
Enter this URL
in the box beneath the radio button:
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http://www-sul.stanford.edu/apcproxy/suproxy.pac
- Click Reload and then click OK.
HOW PROXYING WORKS
Your browser is now configured to use Stanford's
proxy server for resources that are restricted to Stanford users. Any other
Internet connections will not go through the proxy server.
When you connect to a restricted resource, you will see an intermediate screen
that provides a link you can follow to the remote site. If you have problems getting to any pages on the site, please
fill out this problem report form.
TURNING PROXYING OFF
You shouldn't need to turn proxying off unless you are
using a laptop that is sometimes connected through the Stanford network and
sometimes connected from off-campus.
If you need to turn proxying off for any reason, simply return to
the Preferences dialog box and bring up
the Proxies options as described above.
Click Direct connection to the Internet to make it the
selected choice, then click OK.
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Last modified:
June 21, 2005 |
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