Configure Ubuntu updates under the ISA Firewall

Because a company's SP project needs to install a Linux computer, I volunteered to install Ubuntu for that machine, because it was used very well. However, this is a new problem in the old revolution. Because the Linux system encounters the Windows ISA proxy server, the domain user name and password cannot be used, ubuntu updates are a very headache. I installed it with LiveCD. Although the installation is complete, there is no problem with Desktop, but it is a working machine and many things, for example, the C library and input method all need to install a Linux computer for an SP project of the company. I volunteered to install Ubuntu for that machine, because it was used very well.

However, this is a new problem in the old revolution. Because the Linux system encounters the Windows ISA proxy server, the domain user name and password cannot be used, ubuntu updates are a very headache. I installed it with LiveCD. Although the installation is complete, there is no problem with Desktop, but it is a working machine and many things, for example, the C library and input method are not in the default installation scope. Therefore, if it cannot be updated, Ubuntu will be similar to toys.

Yesterday I came back with a fierce search. Some of my friends have encountered this problem. There is almost only one solution. That is, you need to use a proxy, but the exception is Firefox. You can use the username and password under the domain to access the Internet. This can only be said that Firefox is too powerful.

Next we will introduce how to smoothly update Ubuntu in the case of an AD domain.

Tool Name: NTLM authorization Proxy Server v0.9.9
: Http://ntlmaps.sourceforge.net/

Its tool principle is to set up a proxy-like process on the local machine, and all the proxy requests will be converted to the NT proxy after it passes through, and send a request to the NT proxy server.