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CHAPTER 1 - SHARING YOUR INTERNET CONNECTION
Note: We used Wingate 3.0.4 . Any newer versions and other 3.x versions
should have similar layouts and instructions!
1) Download or Buy Wingate from Deerfield
.
2) Copy the Wingate Installation Program to your other computers on
your network, using Network Neighborhood. You should now have at
least 2 of these install files.
3) Install Wingate on your Server.
4) Use Wingate Standard edition.
5) Follow the rest of setup. If you are asked to reboot, reboot.
6) In your task bar you should now see the wingate task bar logo. Picture.
7) Wingate is now installed on your server.
8) On your client computers, go to Wingate Install. Make sure that Wingate
detects your server computer and make sure it wants to make your other
computers the client. If it doesn't detect, still make these computers
the client.
9) If you are asked to reboot, do so.
10) At this point, you should be able to surf the net on all of your
PC's. If you are not able to, make sure your network is working. If it
is, go to Wingate (using the task bar), and make sure no settings have
an X on them. Contact Wingate or use there Program Help for further config.
CHAPTER 2 - ADDING A MAC USING OPEN TRANSPORT TO THE
WINGATE INTERNET SERVER
1) Each program has to be configured manually. However make sure that
the following services work in Gatekeeper.
FTP
LogFile
Pop3
Real Audio
Socks
Telnet
VDOLive
WWW
2) Move to Program Setup (Chapter 4) for how to setup each program on
the internet.
CHAPTER 3 - ADDING A MAC USING MacTCP TO THE WINGATE
INTERNET SERVER
1) Apple Macintosh System before 7.6.5 come with MacTCP. To upgrade
to System 7.6.5, contact your friendly Apple Mac dealer.
2) Once installed, make sure you have Apple Talk activated. Click
on the Apple icon from the menu bar and select
Chooser. Activate Apple Talk by selecting
the appropriate check box.
3) You will now need to switch the network across from LocalTalk to
EtherTalk.
To do this, click the Apple icon from the menu bar. Select
Control Panel and then double click on the Network
icon. Now click on the EtherTalk icon
to switch from LocalTalk.
Trouble Shooting: If for some reason, EtherTalk can't be activated,
then it is most likely that you have a hardware problem with either your
network card, network cable or your network points.
4) Now go back to your Control Panel folder
and double click the MacTCP icon.
5) When you see this folder, click on the
Ethernet icon.
6) .Press the more button. You will now see this
folder (click here).
7) In the Obtain Address section, click on Manually. Now in the IP Address
section, select Class "C".
8) Set the subnet to 255.255.255.0
9) Set Gateway IP address as 192.168.0.1
10) Set the DNS to the IP address of the WinGate gateway machine. In
most cases this would be 192.168.0.1
11) Don't worry if you can't set the IP number of this machine at this
stage. Close this window (I think Mac users call them Folders).
21) Once the above window (folder) is closed, you can now go ahead and
set the IP number for your machine simply by typing in the IP number in
the appropriate section.(See here). In our case,
this machine has been set to, 192.168.0.5 Other machines on the network
will differ by their last digit. For example, the machine either side of
it might be 192.168.0.6 and 192.168.0.4
13) The next thing to do is to configure your client software. This
process is similar to setting up clients for the Windows platform. Note
however, in the client setup with Macs, simply replace the word gateway
with the IP number of the gateway machine (which in many cases will be
192.168.0.1) This is because I haven't worked out where the hosts file
is located on the Macintosh computers. :-(
14) Once you have launched an application that uses the TCP/IP stack(eg
Netscape), you can test your network by pinging this machine from your
Windows gateway. (On the Windows machine, go to the Dos prompt and type
in ping 192.168.0.5). If you get a reply, then it's working.
15) Pat yourself on the back !
CHAPTER 4 - SETUP OF NEW SERVICES.
On my Wingate, I have created my own services for Macs. To do this,
right click and create a new service. Choose what you want to make, and
add + 1 to each, ie HTTPS/WWW = 80 now =81. Make sure you disable Disconnect
after 60 seconds. If you make your own servers, make the correct adjustments
for each program.
CHAPTER 5 - SETUP OF PC COMPUTERS IF NOT USING WGIC
1) Follow the instructions for the PC Programs in Chapter 11. Most programs
have similar Proxy Setup Configs.
2) If the program does not have Firewall or Proxy support, you can't
use the program without extra help. Please e-mail
Adam.
CHAPTER 6 - SETUP OF INTERNET PROGRAMS NOT USING
WGIC
Note: WGIC is default in all Windows 95,98 and Me. The following
should not have to be done, but can be, if you don't want to use the WGIC
or for some reason your WGIC doesn't work!
Note: If for some reason you have changed your ports (due to conflict)
please make the correct adjustments for each setting.
Note: My computer has Wingate Server running on 192.168.0.1 , thus
that is what I have told you to use. However if it is another IP address,
please make the correct adjustments for each setting.
Note: If the program I am using is older or newer than the version
you are using, don't worry, the settings still work. The only differences
is you have to manually find your proxy setup section of the program. Furthermore,
PC's and MAC's have layouts that are rather the same or will have the same
idea when setting up.
 NETSCAPE
NAVIGATOR 1.x - 3.x and Netscape Gold 1.x - 3.x
1) Go to Options
2) Network Preferences
3) Click on the Proxy Tab
4) Make Sure Manual Proxy is checked.
5) Click on View.
6) Insert the following
FTP Proxy: 192.168.0.1 Port:
21
Gopher Proxy : 192.168.0.1 Port:80
HTTP Proxy : 192.168.0.1 Port:80
Security Proxy : 192.168.0.1 Port:80
WAIS Proxy : None
Port:None
Socks Proxy : 192.168.0.1 Port:1080
7) Press OK. Press Apply.
Done
 Netscape
Communicator 4.x
1) Go to Edit: Preferences
2) Advanced: Proxies
3) Make sure Manual Proxy is selected.
4) Press the configure button
5) Insert the following
FTP Proxy: 192.168.0.1
Port: 21
Gopher Proxy : 192.168.0.1 Port:80
HTTP Proxy : 192.168.0.1 Port:80
Security Proxy : 192.168.0.1 Port:80
WAIS Proxy : None
Port:None
Socks Proxy : 192.168.0.1 Port:1080
6) Press Ok, and OK again
Done
 Internet
Explorer 5.x
1) Go to Edit: Preferences
2) Network:Proxies
3) Enable WEB PROXY.
4) Press the settings button and insert the following
Address: 192.168.0.1
Port: 80
Method: Normal
User Name: Guest
5) Press Ok
6) Enable the following
Use Web Proxy for All
ByPass Web Proxy for FTP
7) Press OK
Done
 AOL
Netscape Instant Messenger
1) At the startup screen click on the SETUP button.
2) Make sure connect using a proxy server is checked.
3) Change the protocol to HTTPS. If a popup occurs hit OK
4) Insert the following...
Host: 192.168.0.1
Port: 80
5) Check the auto reconnect button.
6) Press OK
7) Go to the computer (PC 1) that you have Wingate Installed on.
8) Go to the services section
9) Right click on each service and choose properties.
10) Click on the sessions tab
11) Unchecked session time out after 60 seconds of inactivity.
12) Do this on each service
13) Connect to AOL. This may take a few minutes on your first time.
Done
 MSN
Messenger
1) Go to Edit: Preferences
2) Go to the Connection Tab
3) Insert the following...
Type: Socks 4
Server: 192.168.0.1
Port: 1080
4) Press OK
Done
 Napster
for Mac 1.0/Macster 5.5 
1) Go to Edit:Preferences
2) Go to the Network Tab
3) Make sure that the following have check marks
I am behind a Firewall
Use Socks 4 Proxy
4) Insert the following into Address
192.168.0.1:1080
5) Click on the Save button
6) Connect to Macster. Logging on to Macster may take upto 5 minutes.
Please be patient.
Napster
2.x (New Install)
1) Run Napster.
2) Fill out all the optionss untill you get to the part that asks for
Firewall/Proxy Settings.
3) Try Port 1080 (Server: 192.168.0.1) on Proxy 4 (you may use 5 also).
4) It should work, although there is many reports that it doesn't always
work. If this is the case try port 21, 80, 6699, 6700 and try setting up
a Socks Port 6699 and 6700 in Wingate. Otherwise your are out of luck.
Napster
2.x (Already Installed)
1) Go to Preference : Proxy
2) Try Port 1080 (Server: 192.168.0.1) on Proxy 4 (you may use 5 also).
3) It should work, although there is many reports that it doesn't always
work. If this is the case try port 21, 80, 6699, 6700 and try setting up
a Socks Port 6699 and 6700 in Wingate. Otherwise your are out of luck.
 Napigator
1.x and 2.x
1) Setup Wingate to work on Ports 4200, 4400, 5500, 5555, 7777, 8888
using Socks.
2) Login to Napigator
3) Go to File: Settings
4) Make sure that the following is checked
Launch Napster on Server Selection
5) The other features are optinal
6) Close and pick a server.
7) It should work, although there is many reports that it doesn't always
work. If this is the case try opening ports in Wingate using the ports
provieded in step 1.. Otherwise your are out of luck.
 Quick
Time Player
1) Go to Edit: Preferences: Streaming Proxy
2) Make sure that the following have check marks
Socks Server
HTTP Proxy Server
3) Insert the following...
Socks Server: 192.168.0.1
Port ID: 1080
Http Proxy Server: 192.168.0.1 Port ID: 80
4) Go to the Streaming Proxy Transport Tab
5) Make sure that the following have a check mark
Use HTTP, Port ID
80
6) Close
Done
 Real
Audio Player G2, 7 and 8
1) Go to View:Preference
2) Go to the Proxy tab
3) Make sure that the following is checked
Manually configure HTTP proxy
4) Insert the following
Proxy Server:192.168.0.1:80
5) Not go to the Transport Tab
6) Make sure that the following is checked
Use specified transport
7) Now click on RTSP Settings
8) Make sure that the following is checked
Use HTTP Only
9) Now click on RTSP Settings
10) Make sure that the following is checked
Use PNA Only
11) Go to the Connection Tab
12) Make sure the following is checked
Buffer entire clip
13) Press OK
done
 Windows
Media Player 6.3
1) Go to Edit: Preference
2) In the protocol section make sure the following is checked
TCP
HTTP
Use a proxy for HTTP Streaming
3) Now insert the following
Server: 192.168.0.1 Port:80
4) Press OK
done
 ICQ
2.0b (Mac Only)
Note: This may be dangerous to your Mac. Please take caution when
doing so. I am not responsible for any wrong harm that this may cause to
your Apple or PC computer.
1) Go to service settings, and right click and go to New Service.
2) Map a new UDP Port.
3) Insert the following
Port 4000
Defult mapping destination port 4000
Destination server icq.mirabilis.com.
4) Then open up your ICQ.reg file with Simpletext (you may have to rename
it ICQ.txt and then change the name back
for Simpletext to open it). Find the line that has icq.mirabilis.com
in it and change it to the IP address of your proxy server machine.
ICQ
2.5b (Mac Only)
1) Go to Edit: Preferences
2) Firewall/Proxy settings
3) Make sure the following is set.
HTTPS
Server/IP : 192.168.0.1
Port: 80
4) Hit done, and restart ICQ.
AOL
ICQ Netscape Instant Messenger
1) Insert the following information
Username: (ICQ UIN#)
Password: (ICQ Password)
2) Now go to setup.
3) Make sure the following has a check mark
Connect Using a Proxy server
HTTPS
Auto reconect if disconnected
4) Now insert the following information
Host: 192.168.0.1
Port: 80
 FTPX
1) Go to View:Options
2) Go to the Firewall Tab
3) Make sure the following is checked
Use Firewall
USER user@hostname
4) Make sure the following is inserted
Host: 192.168.0.1
Port: 21
5) Hit the OK button
6) Click on the Connect button.
7) Make sure the following is checked
Use Firewall
8) Connect online and make sure everything is working
ICQ
2000a and 2000b
1) Go to the ICQ
2) Click on Preferences
3) Go to Connetions
4) Click on the server tab
5) Make sure the following is checked
Using Firewall
Using Proxy
6) In the Proxy pull-down window make sure the following is highlighted
HTTPS
7) Make sure the following has a checkmark
Keep connection alive
8) Now click on the Firewall tab
9) Make sure that the following is highlited
HTTPS
10) Insert the following
Host: 192.168.0.1
Port: 80
11) Make sure the following has a checkmark
Use proxy to resolve hostnames
12) Click on the apply button
13) Restart the ICQ 2000b program
14) Re-login to ICQ
15) Done
 Yahoo! Messenger
1) Go to Edit:Preferences
2) Click on the Connection Tab
3) Make sure the following has check marks
Use Proxies
Exable HTTP Proxy
4) Now insert the following
Server Name: 192.168.0.1
Server Port: 80
5) Hit the apply button
6) Reconnect to Yahoo Messenger
Windows
Media Player 7.0
1) Go to Tools:Options
2) Go to the Network tab
3) Make sure the following is checked
Muticast
UDP
TCP
HTTP
4) Now highlight the HTTP option in Proxy settings
5) Click on configure
6) Make sure the following is checked
Use the following proxy server
7) Insert the following
Address: 192.168.0.1
Port: 80
8) Click OK, and then OK
 Winamp
2.x
1) Go to the pull down menu
2) Click on Options:Preferences
3) Make sure Setup is highlighted
4) Make sure that the following is checked
Using LAN Internet Connection
5) Insert the following
HTTP Proxy: 192.168.0.1:80
6) Press OK
 Norton
Live Update
1) Go to the Proxy tab
2) Make sure the following has checkmarks
Connect through a Proxy Server
3a) Make sure the following is checked
Use Internet Explorer Settings
3b) If you do not have Internet Explorer make sure the following is
checked
Custom Proxy Settings
4b) Insert the following
FTP: 192.168.0.1 Port: 80
HTTP: 192.168.0.1 Port: 80
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