can any one explain proxy setting in Norton Internet Security 2004?
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There are two software applications that may cause this problem: \n1. Zone Alarm Pro Zone Alarm Pro, a product from Zone Labs. This will result in pages only partially loading and then stopping ("timing out"). \nThis issue has been fixed by Zone Labs. Please upgrade to Zone Alarm Pro version 4.5.xxx.xxx or later.\n2. Norton Internet Securities\nIf you are running Norton Internet Securities 2004, you will need to make a change.\n1. Click on the NIS 2004 system tray icon and choose "Norton Internet Security" from the top of the list.\n2. Click on "options" at the very top\n3. Click on the "firewall" tab\n4. Under "HTTP port list" find the number "8080" in the list, highlight it and click on the "remove" button.\n5. Click "ok"\nThis is a bug with Norton Internet Security 2004, early versions of Norton Internet Security 2003 works with no problems.\nEnable/Disable Propel Accelerator\nWhen Propel Accelerator is enabled, this menu item appears as Disable Propel Accelerator. \nWhen disabled, the menu item appears as Enable Propel Accelerator. By default, Propel Accelerator is enabled, meaning that your Internet experience and e-mail are accelerated. \nWhen you choose the Disable option, you bypass Propel Accelerator and you access the Internet and your e-mail at regular speed. \nNote: Even if Propel Accelerator is disabled, the menu is still active. You can check performance or change settings in Options. \nTo completely inactivate Propel Accelerator, choose Stop Propel Accelerator from the Windows Start menu: \nPrograms -> {Propel Accelerator program group} -> Stop Propel Accelerator
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It seems your proxy settings has been enabled in your PC.\nGoto start->Control Panel-> Internet options->Connections->LAN Settings, and disable your proxy server.
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first u need to load proxy server program.then fo to network setting and enable using proxy server checkbox.initialise network connection to proxy server and providing right ip address
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may be a proxy on your network cause it,or in your firewall, some settings.
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I had the same problem, turned out my Norton was blocking it, try checking your security settings.
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turn your norton off when online and get google toolbar for the internet it blocks viruses
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You can hide your IP or even access internet with different IP for instance if you use some kind of proxy server – it is something like buffer between your machine and the net. You can learn more about proxies here: http://www.proxy4free.com/\nThere are software applications, which may assist you to use deferent free proxy servers – for instance ProxyWay - http://www.proxyway.com/
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I went here:  http://ehkconsulting.co.uk  and it pulled up the site.  Ensure that the LAN you're behind doesn't have web filtering such as proxy servers used.
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Go Tools, then internet options.  Work on the security tab and content tabs.  If you have Nortons, it has a seperate Parental control tab.
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In Internet explorer go tools->internet options. select connections, then select lan settings. At the bottom there is a field for proxy server. Hope this helps...
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Norton is crapware. Get some free spyware protection instead.\nThere's a good list here. http://www.basicspywaretips.com/getridofspyware.html
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opens fine for me. try a proxy like sneaky user
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..........................\nJust go to the main screen. Then,\n1. Click on Status Setting\n2. Click on Personel Firewall. Then go to the right where there are turn on/off and also Configure. Click Configure.\n3. In the Configurt menu, Click Program Control Tab.\n4. There you will find all the programs and their setting. You can each one of them.\n\nHope it help!\n.............................\nI dont used Norton anymore coz there lots of problem being reported. Goodluck!
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check your spyware, then try any internet filters you might be running like norton
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Here are a couple of links to help you out:\n\nFrom Symantec:\n\nhttp://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/goback.nsf/docid/2003111717232458?OpenDocument&wsrc=hho&prod=Norton+GoBack&ver=4.0&csm=no&seg=hho\n\nFrom Bleeping Computer:\n\nhttp://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t6725.html\n\nHope those help!
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I don't know about the proxy settings, but cookies are stored on the user's PC. All the cookie has to store is the sessionid, but that is critical because that is how it connects the user to the session. There will be a file stored the server that contains all of the session information. So a user must use cookies, or they won't be able to use sessions.
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I think it's a random thing. Something trying to access your computer.\nThe next time you log on and Norton pops up with that warning, it's telling you that it prevented it. Push "okay" and the warning will stop popping up. Until the next time it happens.