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domain when using Socket via NTLM proxy

Jul 09 '12 at 19:07

I am trying to use Socket via an NTLM proxy.

How can I set domain information of the NTLM proxy?

I cannot find domain property there, and even I put domain in front of my username, it doesn't parse it and put it in NTLM message.

    Socket sock = new Socket();
    sock.UnlockComponent("anything-here-for-30-day-trial");
    sock.HttpProxyHostname = "proxyserver";
    sock.HttpProxyPort = port;
    sock.HttpProxyUsername = "domain\\username";
    sock.HttpProxyPassword = "password";
    sock.HttpProxyAuthMethod = "NTLM";
    sock.Connect("www.google.com", 80, false, 60000);
 

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What programming language is this? My guess is C#, but I cannot be sure. If it's C#, then what .NET Framework?

The HttpProxyDomain property is already present internally, but was overlooked and not exposed. I can provide a new build that includes the HttpProxyDomain property.