Hi this is the message I receive when I try to open
frontpage 2002. to edit, publish, or publish to Disk.
The Server could not log you on because, you are connected
through a Proxy Server, but the Server authentication
scheme's do not work across a Proxy, try adding the server
to the exceptions box in the proxy setting dialog or
request the adminstrator to unable another authentication
scheme.
what do I enter and how do I do This.
can any one help

FrontPage uses the same Proxy settings as Internet Explorer. You can go to
Tools, Options, Proxy Settings in FP to access them. You'll need to get the
proxy information from your Network Administrator.

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Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
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"Dick Courville" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi this is the message I receive when I try to open
> frontpage 2002. to edit, publish, or publish to Disk.
> The Server could not log you on because, you are connected
> through a Proxy Server, but the Server authentication
> scheme's do not work across a Proxy, try adding the server
> to the exceptions box in the proxy setting dialog or
> request the adminstrator to unable another authentication
> scheme.
> what do I enter and how do I do This.
> can any one help
>
>
>

>-----Original Message-----
>Hi this is the message I receive when I try to open
>frontpage 2002. to edit, publish, or publish to Disk.
>The Server could not log you on because, you are
>connected through a Proxy Server, but the Server
>authentication scheme's do not work across a Proxy, try
>adding the server to the exceptions box in the proxy
>setting dialog

In IE:

1. Choose Internet Settings from the Tools menu.
2. Click the Connections tab, and then the LAN Settings
button.
3. Select Use A Proxy Server For Your LAN and then either:
o Select Bypass Proxy Server For Local Addresses.
(This would apply if your PC and the FrontPage Web
server are on the same network.)
o Click the Advanced button, and then add your Web's
DNS name to the Exceptions box.

To test these changes, try browsing your FrontPage site,
some other public sites, and if applicable some internal
sites.

Whoever administers the proxy server may need to help you
with this. Presumably, only that administrator (or group)
knows the exact settings in effect and/or required.

>or request the administrator to unable another
>authentication scheme.
>what do I enter and how do I do This. can any one help

Your Web server's administrator would have to do this for
you. In all probability, the server is only accepting
Windows authentication, and the proxy server is blocking
traffic on those ports. You site probably needs to accept
Basic authentication as well.

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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