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Here it is again: TidMappedPortTCP???

Ok folks,

I've gone through the archives and while I see a good many questions asked
about this, there are very few answers and those are sorta vague.

I've been playing around with this and I thought I had it working, but it
just stopped.  Someone tell me if I'm using this correctly.

1) I drop a idMappedPortTCP on a form.

2) Set the Bindings to :9000

3) Set the Default port to 9000

4) Leave the MappedHost blank

5) Mapped Port is 80
6) Name it mp

7) In the FormCreate event I fire off;  mp.active := true;

8) in the formdestroy event I fire off, mp.active := false;

Now I drop the compiled exe on a gateway (the one connected to the Internet)
machine and turn off any other proxy programs I'm running.  I startup this
little software and I should be able to go to another machine and set IE
proxy to point to 192.168.0.1 and port 9000.  Then type in a URL and it
should go there?  right???

Well like I said it appeared to be working and then it just stopped.  Any
help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Ken

 

Re:Here it is again: TidMappedPortTCP???


Never mind, someone was kind enough to help me elsewhere.

Cheers!
Ken

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> Ok folks,

> I've gone through the archives and while I see a good many questions asked
> about this, there are very few answers and those are sorta vague.

> I've been playing around with this and I thought I had it working, but it
> just stopped.  Someone tell me if I'm using this correctly.

> 1) I drop a idMappedPortTCP on a form.

> 2) Set the Bindings to :9000

> 3) Set the Default port to 9000

> 4) Leave the MappedHost blank

> 5) Mapped Port is 80

> 6) Name it mp

> 7) In the FormCreate event I fire off;  mp.active := true;

> 8) in the formdestroy event I fire off, mp.active := false;

> Now I drop the compiled exe on a gateway (the one connected to the
Internet)
> machine and turn off any other proxy programs I'm running.  I startup this
> little software and I should be able to go to another machine and set IE
> proxy to point to 192.168.0.1 and port 9000.  Then type in a URL and it
> should go there?  right???

> Well like I said it appeared to be working and then it just stopped.  Any
> help would be greatly appreciated.

> Thanks
> Ken

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