Overview

ComSocks property tabs are easy to be understood. You can make changes in all tabs, then click APPLY or OK to enable the settings at one time. In the Daemons Tab, HTTP, SOCKS, FTP, Telnet, and RealAudio all have the similar proxy settings. You select the daemon from the daemon list and then click Configuration button to inspect or verify the default settings. Please be aware that if the option <Use this proxy IP for all daemons and port mappings> is checked in the General Tab, all the proxy IPs in the Daemon and Port Mapping configuration dialog box will be overwritten by this default proxy IP. The default settings in ComSocks are preliminary. Modify them cautiously. The detailed setup steps will follow this section:

General Tab -> Dial-Up Networking Settings (modify as needed)
Deamon Tab -> Configuration / Enable /Disable
- DNS (no need to modify)
- HTTP (no need to modify)
- SOCKS (no need to modify)
- Email (POP3 and SMTP) (must modify if you are not using NAT)
- FTP (no need to modify)
- Telnet (no need to modify)
- RealAudio (no need to modify)
- DHCP* (must modify)

Port Mapping Tab -> Add / Delete / Configuration / Enable /Disable
- Newsgroups Port Mapping (only if you are not using NAT)
- Internet Games (add as needed)
- Incoming HTTP proxy (add as needed)
- Incoming FTP proxy (add as needed)
- Others (add as needed)

Logging Tab
Clicking OK or Apply.

Proxy Dependence Of Internet Applications

Internet Applications:	\|	ComSocks Proxy Configurations:
	\|
Web browser (IE or Netscape)	\|	NAT (or HTTP, or SOCKS), DNS
Email client (OutLook Express, Eudora)	\|	NAT (or Email daemon), DNS
RealAudio	\|	NAT (or HTTP daemon), RealAudio, DNS
FTP client (DOS FTP, WS_FTP)	\|	NAT (or FTP daemon), DNS
Telnet (DOS Telnet, other Unix Telnet)	\|	NAT (or Telnet daemon), DNS
Newsgroups / Usenet (NNTP)	\|	NAT (or Port Mapping for port #119)
Internet Game (Quake II)	\|	Port Mapping
HTTP Incoming Proxy(fixed Internet IP)	\|	Port Mapping for port 80
FTP Incoming Proxy(fixed Internet IP)	\|	Port Mapping for port 21 with the FTP rule