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proxy gateway

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(networking)proxy gateway - A computer and associated software which will pass a request for a URL from a World-Wide Web browser such as Firefox to an outside web server and return the results. This provides clients that are sealed off from the Internet a trusted agent that can access the Internet on their behalf. Once the client is properly configured, its user should not be aware of the proxy gateway.

A proxy gateway often runs on a firewall machine. Its main purpose is to act as a barrier to the threat of crackers. It may also be used to hide the IP addresses of the computers inside the firewall from the Internet if they do not use official registered network numbers.

Web browsers can be configured to use a different proxy or no proxy for each URL access method (or "scheme") - FTP, Gopher, WAIS, news, and HTTP.

Mosaic and proxy gateways.

Compare proxy server.


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When Kisco had the opportunity to upgrade their Proxy software with Proxy Gateway Server, they saw an opportunity to better manage help desk calls via its virtual server function, making all of the PCs and servers on the network visible and instantly accessible.
Proxy Gateway allows multiple sessions to be opened to the same host PC, permitting administrators to connect to a PC that someone else is already viewing.
20, featuring the Proxy Gateway server for setting up and managing connectivity, security, and access rights, can now establish and maintain remote control connections to remote PCs and servers, even if they are behind firewalls or Network Address Translation (NAT) devices.
 
 
 
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