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Internet Under Corporate Firewall?

I have a Intel Hardware machine in my corporate LAN on which I installed Windows Xp and Internet seems to work. I formatted the disk and installed Ubuntu 9.04 as per the requirement and internet seems to work on Firefox Browser. But when I tried installed an application which needs internet to download the package seems not to work.When I try pinging google it worked but the link for Downloading package doesnt seem to work through commandline. When I run:

Code:

sudo apt-get update

it fails to connect to Ubuntu Repository.
I do have a OpenSolaris Machine too which needs online package for creating zones through internet but that too failed.
I attempted editing the IP on /etc/hosts and providing corresponding IP to Hostname but it dint work.
Also, When I tried opening the Browser on Firefox it asked me for DOMAIN Username and Password and it went fine. Can I have a way connect to internet through proxy client on commandline.Pls Suggest.

Sounds like you have a MS Proxy and need NTLMAPS

Any Idea how to get it work on Linux

Quote:

Originally Posted by your_shadow03 (Post 3601934)

Any Idea how to get it work on Linux

Download at https://sourceforge.net/projects/ntlmaps/files/

Unpack it

Edit: server.cfg with your NT username, password, domain

start it with ./main.py

In ubuntu go to menu System/Preferences/Network Proxy and add Manual proxy configuration 127.0.0.1 Port: 5865

I edited server.cfg with the following modifications:

Code:

[NTLM_AUTH]



# Optional value, if leaved blank then APS will use gethostname() to determine

# host's name.

# NOTE1: If you Linux host name differs from Windows host name then it may be that

#        MS server wont recognize you host at all and wont grant you access

#        to resources requested. Then you have to use this option and APS will use

#        this name in NTLM negotiations.

# NOTE2: There are several reports that you can successfully use "foreign" host name

#        here. Say, if user may access a resource from 'host1' and may not from 'host2'

#        then there is a chance that APS running on 'host2' with NT_HOSTNAME:host1 will

#        be able to be granted access to the restricted resource. However use this on

#        you own risk as such a trick may be considered as a hack or something.

NT_HOSTNAME:<left blanked>



# Windows Domain.

# NOTE: it is not full qualified internet domain, but windows network domain.

#NT_DOMAIN:your_domain

NT_DOMAIN:ULTRAINFRA

# What user's name to use during authorization. It may differ form real current username.

# If you enable NTLM_TO_BASIC, below, you can either leave this blank or simply

# hash it out.

USER:tuxbuddy



# Password. Just leave it blank here and server will request it at the start time,

# or, if you enable NTLM_TO_BASIC, below, you can either leave this blank or simply

# hash it out, and you *won't* be prompted for a password at start time.

PASSWORD:< inputted my password here>



# These two options replace old FULL_NTLM option.

# NTLM authentication consists virtually of two parts: LM and NT. Windows95/98 use

# only LM part, WindowsNT/2000 can use NT and LM or just NT part.

# Almost always using just LM part will be enough. I had several reports

# about LM and NT requirement and no about just NT.

I have no GUI working now. Wher can I input the rest? Where do we mention proxy entries?

On running :

Code:

sudo ./main.py

NTLM authorization Proxy Server v0.9.9.0.1

Copyright (C) 2001-04 by Dmitry Rozmanov and Others

Now Listening at tuxworld on port 5865

It stops at nothing. How Cna i Chekc if it worked or not?

As for Now, I am testing it with two Linux Machine. On one of the Linux Machine I ran ./main.py script adding the above entry.
In The second machine, I tried :

Code:

#export http_proxy="http://<ip>:5865"

And Tried opening:

Code:

#htmlview http://google.com

It dint work..Still displaying "Making a connection.."
Any Idea further?

Quote:

Originally Posted by your_shadow03 (Post 3603069)

As for Now, I am testing it with two Linux Machine. On one of the Linux Machine I ran ./main.py script adding the above entry.
In The second machine, I tried :

Code:

#export http_proxy="http://<ip>:5865"

And Tried opening:

Code:

#htmlview http://google.com

It dint work..Still displaying "Making a connection.."
Any Idea further?

You use one linux with htlmaps and try connect through it with another? Try edit

ALLOW_EXTERNAL_CLIENTS:1

in server.cfg

Haven't used htmlview.

Try turn on some debugging

DEBUG:1