How to install a proxy server on Windows 10?

Can Windows server be a proxy server?

A couple of days ago I was asked to design a server which will make some network configurations, for example add a new NIC or new network adapter to an existing server or remove a NIC, the process should be done through the browser.

To make this I have designed a server which can accept the configuration files through HTTP and based on the configurations the server will execute the actions described. However, today I was asked by a friend if this server will support NAT and TCP/IP protocol handling which I think it's possible and I want to know if a Windows Server can be configured to be a proxy server. Thanks in advance. Yes, a Windows Server can act as a proxy server. You need to download a service ().aspx), configure your NIC for redirect and put a small application into that.

Windows server has been able to do this for years - I do it as part of our firewall setup regularly.

How to set up a proxy server?

I have an access point through which I can access internet.

I want to make a server through which everyone in my network can use internet through that access point. Can someone help me how to set this up

You need some form of NAT implementation on the gateway device. If you are only planning on forwarding port 80 and 443 then u-verse and cisco's "smartnet" is a fairly easy option for a consumer grade router.

If you are planning on doing other things like providing a DNS service (and maybe DHCP, DHCPv6 and IPv6), then its time to start looking into more advanced options like Juniper or Cisco ASYou'll need a firewall as well, but for the most part the gateway portion is fairly easy to configure. On a home level, just use your modem for your gateway: In the firmware (eg Tomato), setup the modem as a nat proxy. Configure the LAN IP address as WAN IP and vice versa. Point the gateway addresses (192.168.1) and the LAN router addresses (192.254) to 192.1 and 192.254 respectively.