Network problem w/ safari and firefox

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  1. jor

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    I find this really odd. I'm using Panther and the latest version of safari. I still have to upgrade to the latest version of firefox. Anyway, I find this really odd.

    At our office you can do either a wireless or ethernet connection to the internet. When I connect via wireless, I can't use firefox. It keeps asking me to configure the browser w/ a proxy. I've done this and I still can't connect. When I use the ethernet connection, I can't use safari--even if I change the proxy to the correct one.

    This isn't really urgent as I just switch between the two when I have to, but it's a wee bit annoying.
     
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    You may wanna get in touch with your Network Administrator for they might have specific settings for your office network.. I'm sure they can really help you with it :)
     
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    Have you tried setting your Mac's network preferences to 'Automatic?'

    System Preferences -> Network -> Location -> Automatic
     
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    XyNo - No I haven't tried that yet. :p I should though. But I have all the settings for the usual connection, and no one else I know who's using a mac in this windows dominated network is having my problems.

    booblanco - I have separate settings for the wireless (which is on Automatic) and the ethernet because they apparently use different proxy numbers. I don't know if having separate locations is the best way to do things.
     

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