Initialize ipad behind proxy with authentication

It seems that an iPad is not capable to handle a HTTP proxy with authentication
during its intilization phase. Am I correct ?
Phase on some network trace I made, it does not generate any traffic as soon as
the proxy settings are configured, for which we are prompted after a while when
it "discovers"it cannot reach directly Internet.

hi..
configure transparent proxy at ur server. enter IP in the gateway and in DNS setting of proxy server  .
not proxy in internet explorer.
hopefully it will work
Regard
Khan

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