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F16us19<br />

Lesson 6 Configuring Internet Explorer Options<br />

16-53<br />

To configure the default connection, select a connection from the list and click Set<br />

Default.<br />

You can also use the Connections tab to configure proxy server settings. A proxy server<br />

is a centralized network device that provides Internet access to the client computers on<br />

the network, as shown in Figure 16-19. Proxy servers are used to centralize Internet<br />

connection settings, increase security by controlling which resources a client can<br />

access, and speed up Internet access by caching Web pages to the server. After you<br />

configure Internet Explorer to use a proxy server, Internet Explorer requests Internet<br />

content from the proxy server, which in turn connects to the actual Internet resource<br />

on the client’s behalf, retrieves the information, and forwards it to the client.<br />

Clients contact proxy<br />

server with request<br />

Proxy server contacts<br />

Internet servers on<br />

clients' behalf<br />

Internet<br />

Figure 16-19 A proxy server enhances security and speeds up Internet access.<br />

To configure Internet Explorer to use a proxy server for dial-up and VPN connections,<br />

select the connection, and then click Settings. To configure Internet Explorer to use a<br />

proxy server for local area network (LAN) connections, click LAN Settings.<br />

Figure 16-20 shows the available proxy server configuration options, which are as follows:<br />

Automatically Detect Settings Allows the client to automatically receive proxy<br />

server configuration from a properly configured Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol<br />

(DHCP) or Domain Name System (DNS) server.<br />

Use Automatic Configuration Script Specifies the path to a configuration script<br />

containing proxy server information.<br />

Use A Proxy Server For This Connection Allows you to enter the address of the<br />

proxy server and the port that Internet Explorer should use to connect to the<br />

proxy server.<br />

Bypass Proxy Server For Local Addresses Allows the client to connect directly to<br />

address on the local network (such as an internal company Web server) instead of<br />

connecting to the proxy server.

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