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* 22nd September 2009, Seminar by Teams CC14 & CC19, supervised by SID * 29th September 2009, Seminar by Teams CC01 & CC07, supervised by SID * 6th October 2009, Seminar by Teams CC03 & CC04, supervised by MKN * 13th October 2009, Seminar by Teams CC05 & CC06, supervised by MKN * 20th October 2009, Seminar by Teams CC02 & CC08, supervised by RMG * 27th October 2009, Seminar by Teams CC09 & CC10, supervised by RMG * 3rd November 2009, Seminar by Teams CC11 & CC12, supervised by SRM * 10th November 2009, Seminar by Teams CC13 & CC15, supervised by SRM * 24th November 2009, Seminar by Teams CC16 & CC17, supervised by SID * 1st December 2009, Seminar by Teams CC18 & CC20, supervised by RMG
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HTTP PROXY SERVERS: Ans2. SOCKS uses a handshake protocol to inform the proxy software about the connection that the client is trying to make and may be used for any form of TCP or UDP socket connection, whereas an HTTP proxy analyzes the HTTP headers sent through it in order to deduce the address of the server and therefore may only be used for HTTP traffic. HTTP proxy server is a application level proxy server whereas, SOCKS is a session level proxy server. by CC7
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HTTP PROXY SERVERS:
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SOCKS uses a handshake protocol to inform the proxy software about the connection that the client is trying to make and may be used for any form of TCP or UDP socket connection, whereas an HTTP proxy analyzes the HTTP headers sent through it in order to deduce the address of the server and therefore may only be used for HTTP traffic.
HTTP proxy server is a application level proxy server whereas, SOCKS is a session level proxy server.
by CC7
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