Integrating WinGate with a Web server
Proxy option:
If you change the port on which the service in WinGate is to run, it is common
to use port 8080, or port 90. You will have to enter the new proxy details
into clients browser setup or make use of the
Non-Proxy option:
The best solution is to change the port on which the Web server (not the
WinGate WWW proxy) runs. Typically, this would be changed to port 8080. Then with a
small alteration to the proxy, you will have seamless access.
In the GateKeeper setup for the WinGate WWW proxy, select the Non-proxy
request tab and select the option: Pipe to predetermined server.
In the Server field, enter the name/IP of the machine your Intranet Web server
is running on. This could be the same machine that WinGate is on, or another
machine on your LAN or even somewhere else on the Internet.
In the port field, enter the port on which the Web server now runs.
Now, when a proxy request in made, normal proxy operation takes place. But
when a non-proxy request, such as a hit on your web pages , takes place, the
request is piped through to the Web server specified.
For more about the Non-Proxy options available, please refer to
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