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| DATE | Oct 22, 1998 |
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TICKET ARCHIVE -> Multiple ISPs on IE4
No Wonder User - Oct 22, 1998 - 4:51 pm
KNOWLEDGE LEVEL: Intermediate
PROBLEM: Software
COMPUTER TYPE: IBM
MODEL: 200 mmx
RAM: Not related
OS VERSION: Not related
SERVICE PACK:
DESCRIPTION:
I need to access two ISPs from Internet Explorer 4 (or Netscape). One for home use and another to collect Email from business (the latter has a firewall that prevents me collecting external Email through Yahoo Mail).
If I have IE4 recognise both ISPs and select which one to log on to, I can't use a Proxy Server, since the Proxy Server setting seems to be the same whichever ISP I log onto, so the second ISP boots me out when I try to use the first's cache.
Any suggestions would be greatfully received.
David Law.
PROBLEM: Software
COMPUTER TYPE: IBM
MODEL: 200 mmx
RAM: Not related
OS VERSION: Not related
SERVICE PACK:
DESCRIPTION:
I need to access two ISPs from Internet Explorer 4 (or Netscape). One for home use and another to collect Email from business (the latter has a firewall that prevents me collecting external Email through Yahoo Mail).
If I have IE4 recognise both ISPs and select which one to log on to, I can't use a Proxy Server, since the Proxy Server setting seems to be the same whichever ISP I log onto, so the second ISP boots me out when I try to use the first's cache.
Any suggestions would be greatfully received.
David Law.
No Wonder Tech - Oct 23, 1998 - 5:26 pm
David, thank you for using NoWonder tech support, I will do everything I can
to help you solve your problem. I would set one ISP up as your default
dial-up network and the other set to LAN. That is how I did it on my
computer using IE4.01 SP1. If you don't have 4.01 SP1, I suggest you go to
the Internet Explorer update page and get it. Not sure if you can do the
in Netscape, I have not tried that yet. Let me know how that works.
Vic Szilard
to help you solve your problem. I would set one ISP up as your default
dial-up network and the other set to LAN. That is how I did it on my
computer using IE4.01 SP1. If you don't have 4.01 SP1, I suggest you go to
the Internet Explorer update page and get it. Not sure if you can do the
in Netscape, I have not tried that yet. Let me know how that works.
Vic Szilard
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