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uTORRENT proxy

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Posted by: spacefonkey

Hello

I just downloaded uTORRENT at work and im trying to download a torrent file but it wont work.

To connect to the Internet from work , IE is setup in the following way :

http://img466.imageshack.us/img466/...bmpimageis0.jpg



Then when i open IE i get a pop up window asking for my username and password so i can login

Here are the settings i tried on uTorrent

http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/1088/dddpa5.jpg
http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/....0ba553fd77.jpg


but the download wont start.im really not sure about the configuration.

is there a way to fix this ?

thank you.



Posted by: kestrel1

You are trying to use an auto config script for the proxy server, that will not work. You require the name or IP address of the proxy server & the correct port number.
You may find that the reason you have to login to use the Internet is because you are going through a firewall on the proxy server. This may also be set up with a filter that will deny access to certain files & websites.
We use something similar, but have a port that is not filtered for administrator use.
Unless you can find out the proxy servers name or IP address & correct port number, you will not be able to use uTorrent.
Your network administrator/manager may tell you, but I suspect not. Using P2P software on a network can cause a general slow down to all users & is not a good idea.



Posted by: spacefonkey

is there a way i can get my proxy IP without asking my admin ?



Posted by: kestrel1

No I don't think you will be able to find this information without asking the admin, unless you can find a way of extracting the proxy server address from the PAC file that would be on the autoconfig server. As the name of the PAC file is not given, I don't expect you would be able to find this out.



 
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