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Subject: Re: SOCKS5 Server for Windows NT from NEC
From: tjdavis @ idoc . state . il . us
Organization: Illinois Department of Corrections
Date: Fri, 06 Sep 1996 13:27:39 -0000 ()
To: Ashish Bisarya <ashish @ syl . nj . nec . com>
Cc: Rajesh Joshi <rjoshi @ wipinfo . soft . net>, socks @ socks . nec . com, socks5 @ socks . nec . com, firewalls @ GreatCircle . COM, ntsocks @ syl . nj . nec . com
In-reply-to: <199609061441 . KAA26082 @ syl . syl . nj . nec . com>


Netscrape uses Socks4.  You must enable ALL authentication in your socks5.conf. 
 If you
didn't, it is probably failing on an authentication error.  One way to check is 
to
run socks5 in console mode with debugging turned on (socks5 -s -d).  It should d
isplay
a failed message at the point where authentication is done.  There is probably a
 
message along the lines of 'Socks4: no authentication method found'


On 06-Sep-96 Ashish Bisarya wrote:
>>In message <199609040946 .
 OAA24095 @
 comm10>, Rajesh Joshi writes:
>>Hi all,
>>
>>We have downloaded SOCKS5 Server for Windows NT from NEC and copied 
>>simple configuration file from samples to the directory containing socks5.exe 
>>
>>The socks service starts but when we try to connect to application server usin
>>g
>>netscape through socks server then it is not going through. 
>>
>>Is this some configuration problem ? Can anybody throw some light on this ?
>>Whether anybody has successfully installed the SOCKS5 server for Windows NT
>>?
>>
>>Thanks in advance
>>
>>-- 
>
>There are a few of things that you should check on:
>
>1. Have you taken a look at the Event Log for any type of error or warning 
>messages? The service may have trouble with your configuration file location 
>or format.
>
>2. Within Netscape make sure you are setting your SOCKS host to your server 
>machine. We did notice problems using Netscape 2.x, but Netscape 3.0 is 
>working quite well.
>
>3. Make sure your socks5.conf has the appropriate permit line for your network?
>
>4. set SOCKS5_DEBUG and SOCKS5_LOG_STDERR in the config file to see debug 
>messages on stderr on the Socks server which will give you a lot more 
>information about what is going on. You will have to start the socks server on 
>command line with the -debug flag so that it does not start as a service.
>
>Hope this helps,
>Ashish
>******************************************************************
>Ashish Bisarya		|	NEC Systems Laboratory, Inc.
>phone: (609) 734-6114	|	Open Systems Technology Center
>fax:   (609) 734-6002	|	4 Independence Way, 3rd Floor
>ashish @
 syl .
 nj .
 nec .
 com	|	Princeton, NJ 08540

----------------------------------
Todd J. Davis
tjdavis @
 idoc .
 state .
 il .
 us

IL Department of Corrections
(217) 522-2666 ext 6358
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