full-disclosure - OT: M$ Proxy Server

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Message-ID: <20020922211231.GB22874@fishbowl.madduck.net>
From: madduck at madduck.net (martin f krafft)
Subject: OT: M$ Proxy Server

So my brother, a just-convert from XP to Debian, is attending
a boarding school here in Germany which is apparently a so-called
Micro$oft Project School, meaning that it's all Micro$oft (it even
smells there). Now Micro$oft apparently found out that my brother has
installed Linux and that many of his friends are getting interested,
so they ordered the system administrators to install Proxy Server 2.0,
a discontinued product! Proxy Server 2.0 requires a client program
that is only available on Windoze, naturally. Apparently they couldn't
use ISA because despite sporting more colours and a fancier name, it
also allows heterogeneous clients (what's an "acceleration server"
anyway but a big cheat with words? (yes, i know it's a cache)).

Great, isn't it?

My question for you: is there a client for M$ Proxy Server for *NIX,
and is it true that *NIX will be usable behing an ISA Server, provided
that Samba actually attaches to the domain?

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