Getting MS Outlook to work over a LAN using a Proxy?

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azeem.pirani

Hello,
Our office is using a MS Windows based network running Windows 2000 server.
All of us have local IP's and are using a proxy to access the web. The
question is, how can I access the Internet to POP my mail accounts using MS
Outlook 2003. I've been told that the only way is to get a proxy client.
The issue there is that, I am being told, if I want to use my notebook at
home I would need to uninstall the client and can not just turn it off.
Is this so? Please guide.
Thanks.
Azeem Pirani
 
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Brian Tillman

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Our office is using a MS Windows based network running Windows 2000
server. All of us have local IP's and are using a proxy to access the
web. The question is, how can I access the Internet to POP my mail
accounts using MS Outlook 2003. I've been told that the only way is
to get a proxy client.

Outlook should use the same proxy settings you have defined in Internet
Explorer.
The issue there is that, I am being told, if I
want to use my notebook at home I would need to uninstall the client
and can not just turn it off.
Is this so?

Unlikely that it is so.
 
A

azeem.pirani

Yes, my original assumption was that it should just pick up the proxy
settings in IE. Unfortunately, it does not.

Is there any other solution?
Thanks.
Azeem Pirani
 

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