Accessing internal websites

I have XP w/ Service Pack 2 and the problem we are having is accessing any
sites that we have set up to bypass proxy. We are only having problems with
the current user logged in but when anyone else logs in we can access that
site. Also, if we access the site by IP we can get to it with no problem, but
not by name. It is not a resolution problem since I am able to ping the
website by name. It is proved that all websites that we have for clients to
bypass the proxy, this user is having problems. It looks like is something
with his profile since all other users are able to access these sites and if
we re-create the user's profile it works. We have done this a couple of times
and no real solution and want to know if anyone can help me with this. thanks
in advance.

Victor

Hi,

Have you dumped the TIF's and flushed the resolver cache?

1) While logged on as the user, Control panel/Internet Options/General tab -
"delete files"

2) start/run cmd, run ipconfig /flushdns

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Associate Expert - WindowsXP Expert Zone
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Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

"Victor" <Victor@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have XP w/ Service Pack 2 and the problem we are having is accessing any
> sites that we have set up to bypass proxy. We are only having problems
> with
> the current user logged in but when anyone else logs in we can access that
> site. Also, if we access the site by IP we can get to it with no problem,
> but
> not by name. It is not a resolution problem since I am able to ping the
> website by name. It is proved that all websites that we have for clients
> to
> bypass the proxy, this user is having problems. It looks like is something
> with his profile since all other users are able to access these sites and
> if
> we re-create the user's profile it works. We have done this a couple of
> times
> and no real solution and want to know if anyone can help me with this.
> thanks
> in advance.
>
> Victor