how to test inbound proxies jerry and george -------------------------------------------- [terrence@blockader tmp]$ nslookup jerry Server: 137.111.66.5 Address: 137.111.66.5#53 Name: jerry.its.unimacq.edu.au Address: 137.111.82.196 [terrence@blockader tmp]$ nslookup ib1 Server: 137.111.66.5 Address: 137.111.66.5#53 ib1.its.unimacq.edu.au canonical name = jerry.its.unimacq.edu.au. Name: jerry.its.unimacq.edu.au Address: 137.111.82.196 [terrence@blockader tmp]$ nslookup george Server: 137.111.66.5 Address: 137.111.66.5#53 Name: george.its.unimacq.edu.au Address: 137.111.82.197 [terrence@blockader tmp]$ nslookup ib2 Server: 137.111.66.5 Address: 137.111.66.5#53 ib2.its.unimacq.edu.au canonical name = george.its.unimacq.edu.au. Name: george.its.unimacq.edu.au Address: 137.111.82.197 [terrence@blockader tmp]$ nslookup ibauth1 Server: 137.111.66.5 Address: 137.111.66.5#53 ibauth1.its.unimacq.edu.au canonical name = kramer.its.unimacq.edu.au. Name: kramer.its.unimacq.edu.au Address: 192.43.208.10 [terrence@blockader tmp]$ nslookup ibauth2 Server: 137.111.66.5 Address: 137.111.66.5#53 ibauth2.its.unimacq.edu.au canonical name = elaine.its.unimacq.edu.au. Name: elaine.its.unimacq.edu.au Address: 192.43.208.11 [terrence@blockader tmp]$ nslookup ibproxy Server: 137.111.66.5 Address: 137.111.66.5#53 Name: ibproxy.its.unimacq.edu.au Address: 137.111.82.198 Inbound proxies only can access unimacq websites: [terrence@blockader tmp]$ curl -x george:8000 http://www.unimacq.edu.au/bjdean/denied/ -U terrence [terrence@blockader tmp]$ curl -x jerry:8000 http://www.unimacq.edu.au/bjdean/denied/ -U terrence with unimacq email password (radius server) Set up <http://www.unimacq.edu.au/cgi-bin/ibproxy.pac> in Automatic Proxy Configuration URL in your brower preference |