Proxy Configuration
Here you will find
instructions for using the FTP and Web proxies. Keep in
mind that depending on where you access the proxies from
(whether you are inside or outside of the BNL network), the
process will differ slightly.
For FTP, you will not be
required to enter any passwords to use the proxies while on the
BNL network. However, when accessing the proxies from an outside
network (e.g. anything not .bnl.gov), you will be required to
authenticate using a CryptoCard token. If you do not already
have one of these, please visit
http://www.bnl.gov/cybersecurity/cryptocard_tokens.asp
for instructions on obtaining one.
Users who are only interested in
configuring their web browsers need NOT bother with CRYPTOCards, as the web proxies will not be needed when you are
outside the BNL network.
Proxy Configuration Instructions for Internal Network
Proxy Hostname and Port
Information
ITD Unix supports a load balanced selection of HTTP proxy servers located
at the proxy.sec.bnl.local, port 3128. For specifics on
configuring individual web browsers, see the instructions above. Note:
If only one field is provided use this format: proxy.sec.bnl.local:3128
- Mac
Users: If you are using Mac OS X and have difficulties resolving the name for
proxy.sec.bnl.local you will have to configure your machine to recognize
this as a valid domain.
This article from Apple.com explains how to make the
change:
Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS X
10.4, 10.5
Proxy Configuration Instructions for External (wireless) Visitor Network
For most software programs, the proxy auto-configuration script will be
sufficient.
Software programs that need a hard coded proxy web address should
use the following:
- Inside BNL - IP Address: 192.168.1.165, Port: 3128
- Outside BNL - IP Address: 192.168.1.140, Port: 3128
Note: If only one field is provided use this format:
192.168.1.130:3128 or 192.168.1.140:3128
Last Modified: February 6, 2012
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