RE: Force proxy?

I think:
(Example campus ip range is: 222.333.444.0 - 255)
First, you want to include your campus ip range to proxy these forms:
I 222.333.444.0-222.333.444.255
T special form
U http://www.library.youropac.edu/xx/yy/specialform1.php
U http://www.library.youropac.edu/xx/yy/specialform2.php
(no domain; you just want to make everyone proxy these 2 pages in
particular)
Then you want to restore you campus ip range's exclusion from logging in
through ezproxy for the rest of your vendors:
E 222.333.444.0-255
(Same line as you have at the beginning of your ezproxy.cfg)

We actually have 12 special more public machines in one library which
require ezproxy for everything, so I put them in with an I one by one.
I 222.333.44.23
I 222.333.44.121

        HTH,

        --Ian Richmond

-----Original Message-----
From: Wagner, Kurt [mailto:WagnerK@xxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 12:51 PM
To: EZProxy discussion list
Subject: [ezproxy] Force proxy?

Is there a configuration or setting that will allow me to force
authentication of a page even within my IP range? I have a couple of web
forms that are for the use of our campus community only, but since we
have some workstations that can be used by the public we want to keep
them from using the forms. Is there a way to designate specific pages to
'always proxy'?
Thanks
Kurt
______________________________________
Kurt W. Wagner, Systems Librarian
David and Lorraine Cheng Library
William Paterson University
Wayne, NJ USA  07470  973.720.2285
e-mail = wagnerk at wpunj dot edu
http://euphrates.wpunj.edu/faculty/wagnerk

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