There really is no benefit for having a proxy, but while I am at work I 
can't do certain things like remote desktop, and sometimes I need to get 
to the information from my home computer and they use a Proxy server as 
the only gateway to the Internet here (basically our firewall). I am not 
sure on what proxy server they are using.

-Robert

Chet Harvey wrote:

>not unless your proxy server listens on UDP ports. Not sure I see the benefit or
>reason you would "proxy" VPN traffic anyway. 
>
>what kind of proxy are we talking about?
>
>Chet
>
>
>Quoting robertp112 at comcast dot net:
>
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>
>>I think this is the wrong place to be asking this question, but I have
>>googled all day trying to find an answer, but I was wondering if there was a
>>vpn client that can connect through a proxy to the vpn server.
>>
>>-Robert
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