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How to use a proxy server
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George Lovett | Breathe Group
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I'm setting up an exhibition stand for a company that will be using touch screen TV's that have access to their website. I'm wanting to know if there's a way to set up a proxy server which will allow you to click on any and all hyperlinks that are on the website? They want all websites except for their own to be banned. I'm aware you could enter each website one by one, but there are 1000's of links on this website and I don't have the time to do so. If anyone knows any solutions please let me know, Thanks, George
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Sam Wu-MSFT 7,561 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff2024-01-25T07:07:46.23+00:00 @George Lovett | Breathe Group This is a very complicated process. You need to build this server step by step. Regarding how to create a reverse proxy server, you can refer to this link: Creating a Forward Proxy Using Application Request Routing.
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