proxy|proxies in English

noun

[prox·y || 'prɑksɪ /'prɒ-]

power to act of behalf of another person; representative, one who is authorized to act on behalf of another person; authorization, permission; (Computers) server (real hardware and software) that is located between a client application and a real serve

Use "proxy|proxies" in a sentence

1. A proxy vote; proxy troops for a world power.

2. Brushbacks, Proxies, and Connecting the Dots

3. Variable Proxy Configuration

4. So we need summaries, proxies, reports, key performance indicators, metrics.

5. An open proxy is a proxy server that is accessible by any Internet user.

6. Content delivery based on user affinity using connection end-point proxies

7. • more finely tuned caching support , tailored for high traffic servers and proxies .

8. You can vote by proxy.

9. Castanet proxies make the system work efficiently across corporate firewalls

10. Download Acrylic DNS Proxy for free

11. He made his wife his proxy.

12. Oh look, a child porn proxy server.

13. Info: Proxy Voyager - Keep anonymity the Web.

14. Proxy Application Gateways A proxy application gateway is a special server that typically runs on a firewall machine.

15. How To Use the Proxy Bookmarklet

16. The Authorization and Proxy-Authorization request headers contain the credentials to authenticate a user agent with a (proxy) server

17. ‎HTTP Catcher is a web debugging proxy

18. They were like proxy parents to me.

19. Proxy War is good when it works.

20. MArriage by proxy is NOT allowed in California

21. Cloak is not a standalone proxy program

22. She had sent Rose as her proxy.

23. The women on the panchayat are all proxies who don’t attend the meetings.

24. The Soviet forces and their proxies deliberately targeted civilians, particularly in rural areas.

25. However, the war waged by the proxies was not stopped in Pakistan.