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From: Peter <sleepy_nuggets@yahoo.com>
Subject: MS proxy and NTLM authentication
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Is there a way to have FreeBSD serve as a gateway
between certain computers and an ms proxy? Basically,
can freebsd authenticate against an ms proxy (ntlm
authentication if i'm not mistaken, domain+user).
Certainly the best solution would be to take the ms
proxy out of the game, but unfortunately i don't have
the power to do so :P

thanks, 

Sn

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