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Someone who visited my house to pick up some old computers suggested this
for my voice problems with my Netgear Router (mine will not go out, though my meter moves). He said Options\Connections, then check the box "use a proxy server", then in the "Type:" field, choose "HTTP Proxy". OK, you have to enter a server number - would that be the HTTP number I use to contact my router through Netgear? (At least that is what I think I am doing). Then user ID and Password - would that be those used when contacting my router? Then what about this field to enter info, which I have never heard of: "Realm" ? The only thing I am sure of is that "port 80" is selected by default. ...D. |
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Greetings,
The proxy settings within Messenger are for the basic text messaging and connectivity to Messenger only; the proxy settings have nothing to do with voice conversations at all. ____________________________________________ Jonathan Kay Microsoft MVP - Windows Messenger/MSN Messenger Associate Expert http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/ Messenger Resources - http://messenger.jonathankay.com All posts unless otherwise specified are (c) 2004 Jonathan Kay. You *must* contact me for redistribution rights. "...D." <d@no_usenet_email..org> wrote in message news:vh52l05nhakf9kba4maor43h75d2gtm8ud@4ax.com... > Someone who visited my house to pick up some old computers suggested this > for my voice problems with my Netgear Router (mine will not go out, though > my meter moves). > > He said Options\Connections, then check the box "use a proxy server", then > in the "Type:" field, choose "HTTP Proxy". OK, you have to enter a server > number - would that be the HTTP number I use to contact my router through > Netgear? (At least that is what I think I am doing). Then user ID and > Password - would that be those used when contacting my router? Then what > about this field to enter info, which I have never heard of: "Realm" ? The > only thing I am sure of is that "port 80" is selected by default. > > ...D. |
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