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  1. 06-21-1999 05:15 AM #1
    Hurt_Me_Not
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    Aol and networking?

    I set up my uncle's network over the weekend.
    (3 comps and a hub)No problems but i wasn't able to find a proxy server program that surported aol. Any idea's?
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  2. 06-21-1999 06:16 AM #2
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    I'd bet that Sygate can manage it. Though I don't know for sure. You could always install a Linux machine with IP masquerading and NAT. SyGate should do it tho, and without the Linux hassle.
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  3. 06-21-1999 11:41 PM #3
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    You can get "SPOONPROXY" as it supports AOL I know this as my wife still runs AOL and uses my internet connection as I run spoonproxy for my network.....it has a whole section on their web site that explains what you need to do to have AOL and other things to work!

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  4. 06-23-1999 12:40 AM #4
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    WinProxy fom Ositis Software says it supports AOL. Try it. A trial version can be downlaoded at http://www.WinProxy.com/
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