Network issue with proxy

My network uses proxy and port 8080.However when i enter 8080 in web proxy it automatically becomes 8,080 and i am unable to connect.Is there something that i am missing.

Make sure that the Firefox connection settings are the same as in IE.
You can find the connection settings in "Tools > Options > Advanced : Network : Connection"
If you do not need to use a proxy to connect to internet then select No Proxy
In Firefox 3.6.4 and later the default connection settings have been changed to "Use the system proxy settings".
You can compare them with the IE settings in the Internet Options (Control Panel).
Control Panel > Internet Options > Connections: LAN Settings

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Hello,
After upgrading my MBA to 10.8, my MS Outlook (Outlook Mac 2011) mail connection does not work for an exchange based mail account where a VPN/proxy server combination is involved. This was not an issue at all under 10.7. What's interesting is that it's not an issue with MS Outlook 2010 on my Parallels VM either under 10.8. There are no internet connectivity issues, I am able to connect to the internet using Safari and other browsers. Any help would be appreciated.
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I was having a similar problem using Outlook 2011 running under Mountain Lion (10.8.2) on an MacBook Pro. When at work, behind our proxy server, I could not get Outlook to connect to a client's public Exchange server, but this worked fine without changing any settings when I was connected to our DMZ network or at home (no proxy server in these cases). My MacBook was configured to use "Auto Proxy Configuration", and Safari worked fine in all three locations (as did Apple mail)
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Hi all. We're having a odd issue with two guests on our 2012 R2 failover cluster.
In a nutshell, if we shutdown a particular server (I'll call it Server A) another totally different server (Server B) on the same node loses it's network connectivity to the domain. If we start server A back up, network connectivity returns on server B.
At first I thought server A might be running a service that was somehow linked to server B, so I decided to disable server A's NIC. Interestingly, that had no affect on server B's connectivity.
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Next step was to live migrate server A to another node. This action did
cause server B to lose its network connection.
One other clue is that if I ping server B from either of the Hyper-V hosts in the cluster, I never lose network connection to server B.
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Hi Sir,
I'v never seen this before .
>>Next step was to live migrate server A to another node. This action did
cause server B to lose its network connection.
They are connecting to same virtual switch ?
First please run cluster validation to check if there is any error .
If it is ok , please try the following items for troubleshooting :
1. shutdown serverA serverB
2. then add another virtual NIC for serverB
3. start server B check if the issue happens to both "old" and "new" virtual NIC .
In addition , you can live migrate both A and B to another node , then try to live migrate A to the original node .
If the issue persists , I would suggest you to remove that virtual switch on both nodes then re-create them .
Best Regards,
Elton Ji
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Network issue with initial connections on Hyper-V

This is the opposite of all the other networking issues I have seen with Hyper-V- anyone run into this?
I am running Hyper-V on a Server Core installation, and have had the same issue when I used Server 2012R2 as when I used Server 2008R2 on the same server as a virtual host. The server is an HP ProLiant DL360 Gen8 with 2x 8-core processors, 32 GB RAM. The
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so I have set the ArpRetryCount key to 0.
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The first time I visit a resource, the server will timeout. An example not in our HOSTS file does this consistently: If I go to https://mail.mydomain.com/OutlookWebAccess, it spins for a couple of minutes before timing out. I hit refresh and the page loads
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Here is where I'm seeing this:
Internet Explorer- described above
Salient Interactive Miner- at the login screen, it searches for a database and times out. If I go to the setup and enter the IP address, it still times out. It will not find the database server until I quit and restart the program. If this is the same issue,
it would obviously not be a DNS problem.
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Prior to setting up the HOSTS file, I saw this in Windows Explorer connecting to network shares on the same LAN segment.
This appears to only happen to the Hyper-V guest OS. As a best practice, whenever Windows Update runs, I update the Integration Components.
I have the bindings properly ordered on the guest VM, with the network adapter the goes to the physical NIC first, and IPv4 ordered before IPv6.
All updates are isntalled, and the firmware is at it's latest revision.
Any ideas?

Hi Daniel,
" This appears to only happen to the Hyper-V guest OS. "
Do you mean that any other hosts can access the network resource normally except these VMs ?
If yes , my suggestion is to disable the VMQ on the physical NIC for the VMs , then try test again .
Best Regards
Elton Ji
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Networking issues with MacBook Pro

I have tried to find this issue on line and in the forums and couldn't I have seen many people have similar issues using VPN connections or Citrix but nothing what I am seeing. I have 3 MacBook Pros that connect fine to our company network. They have the DNS settings from our DHCP server and I can see their leases and everything. We can connect to network drives however we can't connect any of them to the company's intranet sites. If we type in http://companysite and hit enter both Safari and Firefox come back stating that they can't find the server companysite. Not sure why it is looking for a server by the name of companysite when our DNS servers point to the servers that are hosting the sites.
If I type in the IP address of any company site then it works however using the name doesn't. So it sounds like an issue with DNS but again the DNS servers are in the network settings and Windows machines have no issues with using the http://companysite instead of using http://IP Address. Any assistance would be appreciated.

OK, figured out that if I added my company's domain to the search domain list in Network Settings this would allow the MacBook to use http://companysite instead of the IP Address. However now I need to figure out the authentication issue. We use the end user's network credentials for access to the company intranet sites. Using http://companysite I get access denied. Using the IP address allows the end user to enter in their network credentials.

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I recently upgraded to Leopard 10.5.2 and now having long hang times of 15 seconds (if I connect at all) to internet. It's not a signal issue, AND I have a PC that flies on same wireless network.
The same time I loaded new OS, Comcast came in a changed out my Motorola SURFboard SB5120 modem for Arris Touchtone Telephony modem. I am still using the Netgear WRG614v4 with the most updated firmware(V5.0_07)
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I also have an issue with the 10.4.8 update and a Zyxel router, although mine is not as severe as yours.
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I've got a weird issue with my Apple products connecting to certain networks. Two different instances:
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Networking issue with D110a

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Hello @wfriedmanct,
Welcome to the HP forums.
I understand that you have been having some networking issues since you switched to the Airport Extreme.
I would like to help.
The router may need to have some adjustments made.
~ Multi-casting needs to be on or enabled (Allows Bonjour Connectivity)
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Incoming (UDP) ports : 137, 138, 161, 427
Outgoing (TCP) ports : 137, 139, 427, 9100, 9220, 9500
~ Our printers only support 2.4 GHz not 5GHz
~ Recommended that the network name and password DO NOT contain and spaces/punctuation or special characters
~ Dual broadcasting enabled (for wireless b/g and n networks)
If you are getting a server connection error then the printer either does not have internet access or is getting lost.
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It is for a 7510, but the steps will be very similar. If you get stuck, please let me know.
You also may find the following document useful in your situation.
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Network issue with iPhone 5s and iOS 8

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i am using iPhone 5s and iOS 8 updated till date.. I have having an issue where my Vodafone network suddenly shows no signal .. It never happened before. iOS 7 never had this problem. What do I do. I did a few things as discussed in earlier network issue questions. Vodafone never has reception problem.. since I installed iOS 8 I am facing this problem . What do I do now..

Hello, Aniket2210.
Thank you for visiting Apple Support Communities.
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Network-profiles with proxy support

Thread topic was "Handy script for people behind an NTLM auth'ing proxy"
On the LAN of my work, I have to use a Microsoft ISA proxy to be able to use HTTP(S). The annoying thing about this is that some crucial applications like wget and Opera don't support the proprietary authentication protocol Microsoft uses in ISA, called NTLM.
AUR has a great Python app, called ntlmaps (although it's listed as "apserver"). It's a proxy server that's able to authenticate to a proxy using the NTLM-protocol. It sits between you(r apps) and the evil ISA proxy.
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Here it is, paste it into /etc/profile so that it's executed whenever you login or open a new terminal (otherwise $http_proxy isn't set):
function ntlmproxy_check {
# chown root:wheel /etc/ntlmaps/server.cfg
# chmod 640 /etc/ntlmaps/server.cfg
# chown root:wheel /var/run/daemons
# chmod 775 /var/run/daemons
# visudo -> "%wheel localhost=NOPASSWD:/usr/bin/python /usr/lib/python2.
4/site-packages/ntlmaps
RESOLVE_ADDRESS="yourcompanysdomain" # check the line "search" in /etc/resolv.conf
NTLM_COMMAND="/etc/rc.d/ntlmaps start"
NTLM_PIDOF=`pidof /usr/bin/python /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/ntlma
ps`
NTLM_PORT=5865 # default ntlmaps listening port
grep -q $RESOLVE_ADDRESS /etc/resolv.conf 2>&1 /dev/null
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
export http_proxy="http://localhost:$NTLM_PORT"
if [ -z $NTLM_PIDOF ]
then
echo "NTLM not running - starting ..."
$NTLM_COMMAND 2>&1 /dev/null
fi
else
echo "NTLM already running"
fi
function ntlmproxy_check
You will need ntlmaps from AUR and sudo. Set up sudo so your normal user can start and stop the ntlmaps service without the need for a password. Chown /var/run/daemon as mentioned in the comments of the script. I think I kept the changes fairly secure, but if someone has a more secure way of starting the ntlmaps server as a normal user, please share.

I noticed Arch supports different network profiles! Which is great if you've got a laptop that visits different LAN's with different network settings.
Unfortunately, I've come accross many corporate LAN's that have their own proxy servers as an extra layer of security. Setting the $http_proxy and $ftp_proxy environment variables everytime is annoying so I modified Arch's netcfg (/usr/bin/netcfg) script that takes care of the network-profiles.
Here's what I did:
/usr/bin/netcfg
start_profile() {
# add proxy
if [ "$PROXYFILE" -a -f /etc/network-profiles/$PROXYFILE ]
then
ln -s /etc/network-profiles/$PROXYFILE /etc/profile.d/proxy.sh
chmod +x /etc/profile.d/proxy.sh
fi
# Save the info in /var/run so we can shut it down later
stop_profile() {
# remove proxy settings
unset -v http_proxy ftp_proxy
if [ -f /etc/profile.d/proxy.sh ]
then
rm /etc/profile.d/proxy.sh
fi
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PROXYFILE="<profile>.proxy"
/etc/network-profile/<profile>.proxy
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My iPhone 6 pairs with my Range Rover no problem, plays music via the iPod from the iPhone. However, it will not allow for phone calls while in the vehicle using Bluetooth. Just says "no network."
Tried:
Resetting phone
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Deleting and repairing phone from vehicle numerous times. No matter what it still says "no network" on my screen display for my Range Rover.
However my iPhone 5S WITH IOS 8 DID work without any issues. So it's not IOS 8.
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I really hope this can be fixed by Apple through a software update because if it's a hardware issue with the new iPhone 6, things will start getting interesting
as I've seen this issue in other threads already and is going viral slowly......

iPhone working fine now in the car, I can call and receive ok and audio is good.
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Strange Networking Issue with OES

Since moving our entire infrastructure from Netware to OES, I've been trying to figure out a very strange issue. We are a K-12 school system with a data center at the central offices and a single server at each school. The data center has the servers that run all the centralized stuff, including the Master replicas for [root], the DA's for SLP, etc. We noticed that sometimes a school's server will drop out of the SLP tables. When that happens, we also cannot SSH to the school's server from the central servers. We can SSH to it from any other machine on the same subnet as the central servers. The central servers can ping it, but no UDP/TCP traffic can pass between them (no web traffic, etc). We finally realized it only happens when the ISP that serves that school has a brief blip or outage of some sort. The only way we have found to get the servers talking again is to reboot the central servers.
We have tried:
Restarting almost all services on central servers
Stopping and restarting networking
Switching to runlevel 1 and then back
Stopping firewall and/or shutting it off completely
Checking hosts.deny files
Disabling virus scanner (McAfee Enterprise)
Changing vmware network drivers from E1000 (known issue with vSphere 5.1) to VMXNET3
All servers run on HP Proliant servers (blades at central office, towers at schools) running vSphere 5.1. Links between the central office and schools are all 100Mbps fiber via two different ISP (depending on the school's location). A restart of the central office server fixes it every time. I am out of ideas now and at a loss as to why this happens when a WAN link goes down. We thought it was just isolated to one ISP, but it was just that that particular ISP is not quite as reliable as the other. We had an extended power outage at a school served by another ISP over the weekend and saw the same issue with that server after power was restored.
Any ideas or suggestions at where else we should be looking? We also run ZCM 11 at each school and the central office. When this happens, those servers never lose connectivity with each other and with the OES servers on each end. The ZCM servers run on the same vSphere host as the OES servers.

On 04/08/2014 12:26 PM, jmlester wrote:
>
> Since moving our entire infrastructure from Netware to OES, I've been
> trying to figure out a very strange issue. We are a K-12 school system
> with a data center at the central offices and a single server at each
> school. The data center has the servers that run all the centralized
> stuff, including the Master replicas for [root], the DA's for SLP, etc.
> We noticed that sometimes a school's server will drop out of the SLP
> tables. When that happens, we also cannot SSH to the school's server
To be clear, while i think this correlation is possible, I do not see any
possibility of causality in here unless your SSH client is somehow using
SLP to resolve the SSH server, which seems very unlikely. I'm not sure if
you're trying to state that SLP is the cause of the SSH stuff, but I do
not think you are.
> from the central servers. We can SSH to it from any other machine on
> the same subnet as the central servers. The central servers can ping
> it, but no UDP/TCP traffic can pass between them (no web traffic, etc).
Hmmm........... so routing works, and the server is even responding to
requests made to it (presumably, or something else is), but SSH is not
responding, or something is preventing it from responding.
> We finally realized it only happens when the ISP that serves that school
> has a brief blip or outage of some sort. The only way we have found to
> get the servers talking again is to reboot the central servers.
>
> We have tried:
>
> - Restarting almost all services on central servers
> - Stopping and restarting networking
> - Switching to runlevel 1 and then back
> - Stopping firewall and/or shutting it off completely
> - Checking hosts.deny files
> - Disabling virus scanner (McAfee Enterprise)
> - Changing vmware network drivers from E1000 (known issue with vSphere
> 5.1) to VMXNET3
>
>
> All servers run on HP Proliant servers (blades at central office, towers
> at schools) running vSphere 5.1. Links between the central office and
> schools are all 100Mbps fiber via two different ISP (depending on the
> school's location). A restart of the central office server fixes it
> every time. I am out of ideas now and at a loss as to why this happens
> when a WAN link goes down. We thought it was just isolated to one ISP,
> but it was just that that particular ISP is not quite as reliable as the
> other. We had an extended power outage at a school served by another
> ISP over the weekend and saw the same issue with that server after power
> was restored.
>
> Any ideas or suggestions at where else we should be looking? We also
> run ZCM 11 at each school and the central office. When this happens,
> those servers never lose connectivity with each other and with the OES
> servers on each end. The ZCM servers run on the same vSphere host as
> the OES servers.
I'd get a LAN trace from both sides at the same time. At the very least,
run tcpdump as shown below on both the central office machine as well as
the remote machine to see how the packets differ when trying different
things. If you do a test and do not see output on both sides, do it again
writing it to a file and post somewhere for us to review. Note: since
it's an SSH problem I would either NOT SSH into the system, or I'd be sure
to limit the tcpdump capture/output to something specific to the
connection being tested. Tracing something over which you are sending the
tracing data is never fun since every packet picked up causes another
packet to be generated, to be picked up, to be generated.... ad infinitum.
To see tcpdump output with limited details on the screen:
Code:
sudo /usr/sbin/tcpdump -n -s 0 -i any -vv
To write tcpdump output to a file:
Code:
sudo /usr/sbin/tcpdump -n -s 0 -i any -w /tmp/problem-20140408.cap
While filtering when capturing is typically not desired, you can do it by
adding something like 'host 10.1.2.3' to the list of tcpdump parameters at
the end of either of those two commands. The reason filtering during
capturing is not desired is that you may miss something.... the SLP
traffic, DNS, ARP, ICMP error showing the exact problem, etc.
Good luck.
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Networking issues with Windows SBS Server 2003

I have 3 G5 running on a recently installed 10.4.8, they were all previously running 10.3.9. They all connect to a network drive with folders that have color labels on them (only 2 blue and green). In 10.3.9 the labels were fine, now when the machine connects to the server the labels do not refresh utill you have been throught them and selected them all. I have tried delabeling and then relabeling them in 10.4 but it does not help. I have also tried it on another site and it does exactly the same. It also does not seem to matter what protcol you use to connect to the server (AFP, SMB, TCP/IP).
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